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Webmin [[http://www.webmin.com]]<br>
Webmin [[http://www.webmin.com]]<br>
ldapadmin [[http://ldapadmin.sf.net]] - Ldap Admin is free Win32 application for managing LDAP directories.<br>
ldapadmin [[http://ldapadmin.sf.net]] - Ldap Admin is free Win32 application for managing LDAP directories.<br>
LDAP Browser \Editor [[http://www-unix.mcs.anl.gov/~gawor/ldap/]] - A Java tool. It is quite old, but still usefull (I use it every time I have to implement a new LDAP tree)
LDAP Browser \Editor [[http://www-unix.mcs.anl.gov/~gawor/ldap/]] - A Java tool. It is quite old, but still usefull (I use it every time I have to implement a new LDAP tree)<br>
GOsa [http://gosa.gonicus.de/] - A general purpose webbased LDAP User- and Groupmanagement Tool. Handles all aspects of samba accounts including mungedDial plus everything commonly related to user and group accounthandling<br>


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Revision as of 14:39, 13 March 2006

Fedora Directory Server

Fedora Directory Server has a wiki page on integrating with Samba. See [1]

OpenLDAP

OpenLDAP is a widely used LDAP server in Linux environments. It can do a lot of things for all sorts of needs. Samba can use it as a storage backend for accounts and mappings from Windows (TM) SIDs to unix UID/GID. OpenLDAP can also be used to controll mail delivery and other things. You can find OpenLDAP at [[2]]

GUI Tools

LAM [3] - A web frontend to maintain accounts for unix and samba in an ldap server
LUMA [4] - LDAP browser, utility and more (Python/QT)
phpldapadmin [5]
Webmin [[6]]
ldapadmin [[7]] - Ldap Admin is free Win32 application for managing LDAP directories.
LDAP Browser \Editor [[8]] - A Java tool. It is quite old, but still usefull (I use it every time I have to implement a new LDAP tree)
GOsa [9] - A general purpose webbased LDAP User- and Groupmanagement Tool. Handles all aspects of samba accounts including mungedDial plus everything commonly related to user and group accounthandling


--Whitecraig 07:51, 2 March 2006 (CST)