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Jason Long
Guest
Hello all.
I know my question is a little silly but can linux have any active directory?
Cheers.
I know my question is a little silly but can linux have any active directory?
Cheers.
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Yesyesloud
Guest
???? 
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rstanley
Guest
A: The original "Active Directory "
Q: What is LDAP, Alex
Where do you think Mickey$oft stole "Active Directory" from? ;^)
Of course they didn't invent it! ;^)
See OpenLDAP for more information.
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abatielos
Guest
Hi Jason,
If you want to know how well and powerful OpenLDAP is working as an Active Directory (AD), try Univention Corporate Server (UCS). This Linux distro has an integrated management system on the basis of OpenLDAP. With UCS, you can either migrate an AD incl. all existing users, groups, computers and policies, or run both directories in parallel or also join UCS in a Windows domain, whatever makes more sense to a company.
Further info on UCS here in the resources section.
If you want to know how well and powerful OpenLDAP is working as an Active Directory (AD), try Univention Corporate Server (UCS). This Linux distro has an integrated management system on the basis of OpenLDAP. With UCS, you can either migrate an AD incl. all existing users, groups, computers and policies, or run both directories in parallel or also join UCS in a Windows domain, whatever makes more sense to a company.
Further info on UCS here in the resources section.
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Jason Long
Guest
How about "389 Directory Server" ?
