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The "systemFlags" attribute in Active Directory (AD) is a built-in attribute that is used to specify certain properties of an object in the directory. This attribute is read-only and cannot be added, modified, or deleted. The value of the systemFlags attribute is determined by the system and is used to enforce certain restrictions on the object.
The official documentation for the systemFlags attribute may not reflect the most up-to-date information, as it is not intended to be modified by users. The actual behavior of the attribute may differ from what is documented due to changes in the implementation of AD.
If you need to enforce certain restrictions on an object in AD, you may want to consider using other attributes or methods, such as ACLs or password policies, to achieve your desired behavior. In general, it is not recommended to modify or manipulate the systemFlags attribute, as this can result in unexpected behavior and potential data loss.
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