Directory Sites

  • OpenLDAP

    Committee seeks to develop a robust suite of applications based on the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol for hierarchical data access.

    www.openldap.org

  • What is LDAP?

    Brief overview of LDAP, with links to further resources.

    www.gracion.com

  • IBM Redbook: Understanding LDAP

    Basic principles and concepts of LDAP. Minimum product-related or vendor-specific information.

    www.redbooks.ibm.com

  • LDAP Guru

    A web portal for discussion and sharing of information about LDAP and Directory Services. Includes discussion forums and recent news.

    www.ldapguru.com

  • IBM Redbook: Using LDAP for Directory Integration

    Explains directory and LDAP concepts and tasks. Contains examples based on IBM SecureWay, Lotus Domino and Microsoft Active Directory.

    www.redbooks.ibm.com

  • Wanderlist: LDAP Resources

    List of links to LDAP resources, ranked by most votes received by site visitors.

    www.wanderlist.com

  • Brad Marshall's LDAP Documentation

    Documentation and tutorials about LDAP, including what LDAP is, system authentication using LDAP, perl scripting and more.

    quark.humbug.org.au

  • Wikipedia: Lightweight Directory Access Protocol

    Encyclopedia article about the protocol, including origins and influences, terminology, and technical information.

    en.wikipedia.org

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