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csv2ldif2 is a command line tool written in perl that converts CSV files to LDIF files. Features: Platform independent, reads from STDIN and writes to STDOUT, ignoring/selecting specific fields of the CSV, choosing a custom base-dn and much more!
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ldap-collate
Collate and count ldap entries
This program allows you to easily collate and count entries by selecting an attribute. Entries are searched and then grouped by attribute occurrence, which is then printed as result. -
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ldif-extract
Extrect selected entries from LDIF files like grep
ldif-extract is a small 'grep' like tool to extract and convert data from LDIF files. It could be used standalone or also in a pipe together with other tools like ldapsearch. -
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...The values given from STDIN are parsed into a filterstring containing placeholders. The found DNs are printed to STDOUT for each search. Parameters allow fine tuning of all features including attribute printing.
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JXplorer - A Java Ldap Browser
Mature LDAP, LDIF and DSML client with i18n support.
...The commercial version is available at https://jxworkbench.com for $9.95. It extends JXplorer to include: - custom LDAP reporting - to pdf, word etc. - Find and Replace with regexp and attribute substitution - A secure password vault to store directory connections - etc. Support for JXplorer and JXWorkbench is available at http://jxplorer.org. Commercial support available from sales@jxworkbench.com -
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...The first factor is validation of 3 different AD attributes. User will need to provide 3 different information which only he will know such as Home Telephone, Pin Code or any new AD attribute say PIN, Date of Birth, Date of Joining etc. The second factor is One Time Password (OTP). After successful validation of First Factor, a OTP is sent to the Email address of the user, may it be official or personal.
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Password quality checker for LDAP
Plugin for OpenLDAP who checks password quality
ppInspect become pqChecker (just change the name) OpenLDAP directory with the PPolicy overlay can manage a passwords policy, especially the password quality. Making this feature pass through adding a plug-in ( dynamic shared library) who execute the essential of job. pqChecker is this plug-in. Settings of passwords quality are: . Number of required uppercase characters. . Number of required lowercase characters. . Number of required special characters. . Number of required digits. .... -
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LDAP Administration Tool
Browse and edit LDAP-based directories / entries
...Features include: User, Group Computer, and Contact views Directory browser Schema browser LDIF imports and exports Samba and Active Directory support Mass-edit support Plugin support for adding 3rd party views and attribute viewers Integration with GNOME -
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ns-slapd plugin to perform pass-through authentication of LDAP users to NT domain controllers (based on the ntUserDomainID attribute).
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