Can LDAP entry belong to OU that not in its DN? For example, can the entry with the following DN belong to OU=QA?
CN=bob, OU=RnD ,DC=test,DC=com
Or it belongs only to one OU=RnD?
In another words can I find all OU of an entry by looking on its path in LDAP?
With this given LDAP string
CN=bob,OU=RnD,DC=test,DC=com
user Bob is part of the RnD OU - nothing else. The LDAP path (or DN) defines where in the hierarchy the object resides.
Bob can be member of any number of groups that are located anywhere in the directory tree - but the Bob user object itself is in the RnD OU - nowhere else.
So to answer your question:
Can LDAP entry belong to OU that not in its DN?
No, it cannot - the DN fully defines where object exists.
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