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Zentyal Server is an easy to use and affordable Linux server, specially designed to meet the needs of small and medium businesses Thanks to Zentyal's Samba integration, Zentyal provides native compatibility with Microsoft Active Directory, allowing you to join Microsoft clients to a domain and manage them easily. Zentyal Server incorporates all the network services required in a small and medium business environment: * Directory & Domain Server with native compatibility with Microsoft Active Directory * Mail Server with ActiveSync and webmail * Gateway with firewall and proxy * Infrastructure Server with DNS/DHCP server, Certification Authority and Virtual Private Networks For more information and download, please access the project's home page.

The Authen::Krb5::Simple Perl module provides a means to authenticate a user/password using Kerberose 5.

A user friendly password changing website that allows the user to synchronize their password across several different systems, and then, once synced, change them all at once. Supports OpenLDAP and Active Directory.

LISM(LDAP Identity Synchronization Manager) is identity management software to synchronize, and to make it refer as for identity information stored in various data storage such as LDAP, Active Directory, relational database, and CSV files through the LDA

Automated Perl Deprovisioner (apdep) is a script designed to automatically disable and/or delete Active Directory accounts that have gone stale. Exceptions to this deletion process are stored in a database of your choosing (through DBI).

Asterisk.org related project. Create asterisk users and trunk configuration from information fetched from ldap (MS Active Directory).

This is a collection of modules and HOWTOs that allow Active Directory to be extended and provide support for LDAP/SSL authentication of Linux hosts, setup a local homedir footprint for Linux users and mount their smbfs remote homedir on login.

This will be an ADS-Connector written in perl to synchronize user-accounts from any LDAP-Server with the Microsoft Active Directory (one-way: LDAP -> ADS). There will be two parts: 1. the server-side, residing on the MS-ADS server (slave to LDAP) and