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QSchmed is a GUI editor for LDAPV3 schema files. It is customisable for unique OID's and will suck the schema directly from the LDAPV3 server. Unlike other LDAP gui's out there, this one actually edit's the schema itself. It is *not* (yet) an LDAP browser
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Excel LDAP Search (ELS) is an Excel add-in that allows LDAP searches to be made from within Microsoft Excel. ELS can add LDAP data to existing data in an Excel document on a row-by-row basis, or populate a blank sheet based on a custom query
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The Active Director offers an extensible administration interface for servers and workstations in LDAP, WinNT, IIS and NDS environments by combining the powers of ADSI and WMI technologies. Mass updates, import/export, automation and many more await you.
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pGina
pGina is an open source replacement authentication system for Windows
pGina is an open source replacement authentication system for the Windows OS that uses easy to write plugins to accommodate for authentication via limitless back ends. We have a new home: http://www.pgina.org or http://github.com/pgina/ -
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eEye Retina Community
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x2go is a "server based computing environment". It can be sized from single PC-installations to enterprise networks with multiple servers and LDAP Trees. You may use SmardCards for Authentification. Sessions can be suspended and resumed.
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LDAP Explorer is a multi platform, graphical LDAP tool that enables you to browse, modify and manage LDAP servers.
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Use an ODBC database to generate and manage LDAP directories (ActiveDirectory, NT/ADSI, Domino, Exchange and later any LDAP-compliant directory) in a school and/or university environment. Later versions offer Unix/Linux support (generation of passwd/shad
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This is a small LDAP-to-KAB bridging client. It provides a link from an LDAP server to KAB (and then to KMail).
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Kaluha is a user, group and host administration application. It is designed to be a simple KDE GUI to manipulate unix user, group and host information on an LDAP sever.
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a KDE front end to the OpenSSL tools and CA scripts, with LDAP/X509 directory integration and access to KDE Certificate stores
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CAchains is the validation tool for the certificate chains of Certification Authorities(CA) certificates. It connects to the specified LDAP directory to fetch the certificate and tries to find, if it has cycled chains.
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