The Driver Inspector task within Novell iManager is the specific utility designed for administrators to view a comprehensive list of all eDirectory objects associated with a single, particular Identity Manager driver. This includes objects such as policies, filters, rules, and mappings that are linked to and define the behavior of that specific driver. It provides a centralized view of all components related to one driver, which is essential for troubleshooting and administration.

A. Object Inspector: This is a general eDirectory tool for viewing the attributes and properties of a single selected object, not for listing all objects associated with a driver.

C. DriverSet Inspector: This tool operates at a higher level, displaying all objects associated with an entire DriverSet, which is a container for multiple drivers, not just one particular driver.

D. Driver Cache Inspector: This utility is used to view the contents of a driver's cache file (TAO file), which holds pending events, rather than the configuration objects associated with the driver.

1. Micro Focus Identity Manager 4.8 Administration Guide.

Section 10.3, "Using the Driver Inspector": This section explicitly states, "The Driver Inspector task allows you to view all of the objects associated with a particular driver." This directly supports the correct answer (B).

Section 10.2, "Using the Driver Set Inspector": This section clarifies the purpose of the DriverSet Inspector: "The Driver Set Inspector task allows you to view all of the objects associated with a particular driver set." This confirms why option (C) is incorrect as it applies to the entire set, not a single driver.

Section 10.4, "Using the Driver Cache Inspector": This section describes the function of the Driver Cache Inspector: "The Driver Cache Inspector task allows you to view the contents of a driver’s cache file." This confirms why option (D) is incorrect.