Hi all,
A.Directory is not so bad for an LDAP made in MS , and if your boss want MS exchange (too bad...).
Nevertheless I'll have a look at Redhat Directory.
What about Redhat Directory http://www.redhat.com/software/rha/directory/ . I think it can help you.
See some of the features.
# Centralizes management of people and their profiles, thus reducing administrative costs
# Acts as a central repository for user profiles and preferences, enabling personalization
# Allows 4-way multi-master replication of data across the enterprise, providing a centralized, consistent data source available to enterprise applications
# Enables single sign-on access with a partner solution
# Provides scalability for massive numbers of users by containing the information control required for developing extranet applications
# Provides full support for 64-bit HP-UX and Solaris platforms.
# Provides the foundation for strong certificate-based authentication when used in conjunction with a Red Hat Certificate System
Regards.
Guillaume.
Hi all, A.Directory is not so bad for an LDAP made in MS , and if your boss want MS exchange (too bad ...).
Nevertheless I'll have a look at Redhat Directory.
What about Redhat Directory http://www.redhat.com/software/rha/directory/ . I think it can help you.
See some of the features.
# Centralizes management of people and their profiles, thus reducing administrative costs
# Acts as a central repository for user profiles and preferences, enabling personalization
# Allows 4-way multi-master replication of data across the enterprise, providing a centralized, consistent data source available to enterprise applications
# Enables single sign-on access with a partner solution
# Provides scalability for massive numbers of users by containing the information control required for developing extranet applications
# Provides full support for 64-bit HP-UX and Solaris platforms.
# Provides the foundation for strong certificate-based authentication when used in conjunction with a Red Hat Certificate System
Regards.
Guillaume.