StreetTalk lets you store all items on the network as three-part
names (e.g., Item@Group@Org). The three-part names consist of
items, groups, and organizations. Items are unique to the group
they belong in, and groups are unique to the organization they
belong in. You cannot nest StreetTalk groups and organizations.
Let's look at an example of a three-part hierarchical name. You
can define a user as Steve@MCS@Microsoft. You can define
additional attributes for each StreetTalk item to extend the
StreetTalk directory from the three-part naming format. For
example, you can instill hierarchy further within the three-part
naming structure by breaking up the name: Steve@MCS
Federal@Microsoft HQ. Objects can also take on three-part naming
structures. For instance, you can create a printer account, such
as Printer@Accouting@Acme.  Within StreetTalk, you can grant
administrators rights to groups and organizational objects.
Administrators of organizations can administer everything within
their organization, or you can