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Tool to quickly set up an OpenLDAP server based on the steps outlined at: http://www.itzgeek.com/how-tos/linux/centos-how-tos/step-step-openldap-server-configuration-centos-7-rhel-7.html Automates the process of installing the required packages, generating a hashed password for the LDAP admin, creating certs, writing/importing config files, and restarting services.

FDS Toolkit is a suite of user/group management tools for Fedora Directory Server, including a perl API for managing all aspects of Person, Posix, Samba and AIX users, and samba computer accounts. Both command line and webmin tools are available/planned.

389 DS Graph is a utility for graphing connections and operations from the 389 Directory Server (formerly Fedora Directory Server). 389 DS Graph works with 389DS, Fedora DS, Red Hat DS, and may work with Sun DS.

slapd-cyrus is a slapd backend, used to translate LDAP DIT into Cyrus IMAP-server configuration. It can manage user folders, shared folders and ACLs of shared folders.

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.

Generalized Identity Replicator (GIR) is a User Management and Sync Tool for LDAP/ADS systems, currently implemented against Microsoft ADS, Sun Directory Server, OpenLDAP And Oracle 9i. It includes many additional features such as an LDAP Browser.

LDAP Account Sync project's goal is to synchronize windows user account information and passwords in a OpenLDAP server. This is not authorization, but rather synchronization of the account information. This service can be used for single login site

Users synchronization from LDAP server to local passwd file

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