The following LDIF examples will show both cases where necessary. The first LDIF shows you the default '''company customer''' entry after a fresh stoney cloud installation. All relevant data belonging to this customer is stored below this dn.
<source lang='ldif'>dn: uid=4000001,ou=customers,dc=stoney-cloud,dc=org objectclass: top objectclass: sstCustomer objectclass: sstRelationship uid: 4000001 organizationName: Customer Ltd. sstIsCompany: TRUE sstIsActive: TRUE sstBelongsToResellerUID: 4000000 sstBelongsToCustomerUID: 4000001</source>
The following LDIF shows you the '''private customer''' entry. All relevant data belonging to this customer are stored below this dn.
<source lang='ldif'>dn: uid=4000001,ou=customers,dc=stoney-cloud,dc=org objectclass: top objectclass: sstCustomer objectclass: sstRelationship uid: 4000001 givenName: Name surname: Surname sstIsCompany: FALSE sstIsActive: TRUE sstBelongsToResellerUID: 4000000 sstBelongsToCustomerUID: 4000001</source>
The following table describes the different attributes:
