A full-featured web-based LDAPv3 client, which is agnostic to the actual LDAP tree structure. It does not require prior setup and configuration. It's intuitve schema browsing for references and dependencies makes it suitable for prototyping LDAP administration use-cases.
Authorized Entities Directory (Æ-DIR) is a Privileged Identity and Access Management (IAM/PIM/PAM) based on OpenLDAP Objectives: * Strictly follow need to know and least privilege principles * Agile data maintenance by consequent delegation of manageable small areas * Provide meaningful audit trails for compliance checks * Secure defaults
This tool provides a basic, RFC-compliant LDAP server to serve locally-defined user and groups (i.e. in /etc/passwd and /etc/group). By using directoryd, one can turn a vanilla UNIX/Linux server into a central identity repository for other UNIX/Linux servers, macOS machines, ownCloud/Nextcloud, Gitea, Zabbix, nearly any LDAP-aware solution...
Admin4 is a broad server management tool. It has plugins for maintaining LDAP directories, BIND DNS zones, IMAP servers and PostgreSQL databases. It's a Python and wxWidgets control center, for customization and easier addition of new plugins.
LDAP Account Manager (LAM) is a web-based frontend for managing user, group, configuration entries of an LDAP directory. It's intended to simplify common tasks and discovery, abstracts technical and query details; but still provides an integrate full LDAP browser. It works on Unix instances, Samba 3/4, Kolab 2/3, Zarafa, DHCP, SSH keys, and can manage multiple servers. It provides user profiles for managing accounts and groups, CSV imports, instanting quotas, PDF summaries, allows some user self
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