It's been a while since I highlighted free software to use. Now it's time for me to mention that I settled on the following:
JXplorer This used to be the world's finest LDAP browser for me, until 5 minutes ago, when I discovered LDAPAdmin.
Kudos to the developers of both LDAP browsers.
UPDATE: as noted by Brian in comments, the better alternative is: Apache Directory Studio . I'm using it on a regular basis, whenever I digg into LDAPs. It also has a lightweight Apache LDAP server implemented in the application, which allows for mocking with LDAP (ldif import/export, schema changes and so on) on your own station, without the risk of compromising the LDAP you are working with.
2 comments:
Did you try the free Apache Directory Studio?
http://directory.apache.org/studio/
thanks, not sure if Apache Directory Studio (75MB ... doh, I know, it's a RCP app) is better, but you sure have drawn my attention on Apache Directory TripleSec, and I thank you for that.
Post a Comment