Best Embedded Software Development Tools for Active Directory

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Compare the Top Embedded Software Development Tools that integrate with Active Directory as of November 2025

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This a list of Embedded Software Development tools that integrate with Active Directory. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with Active Directory. View the products that work with Active Directory in the table below.

What are Embedded Software Development Tools for Active Directory?

Embedded software development tools are used to write, compile, debug and deploy applications for embedded systems. These tools consist of a range of editors, compilers, debuggers and programming languages specifically designed for embedded computing. Most development tools are provided by embedded system vendors or third-party providers. There is also a variety of open-source and free tools available from various online sources. Embedded software development tools are an essential part of the embedded design process and allow developers to create efficient and reliable software designs for their projects. Compare and read user reviews of the best Embedded Software Development tools for Active Directory currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    YNQ

    YNQ

    Visuality Systems

    YNQ is a portable SMB server and client stack developed by Visuality Systems, written in ANSI C and designed to run on embedded, IoT, or non-Windows systems while ensuring full interoperability with Windows-based machines. It enables remote file operations (write, edit, copy, delete, update) over a network without needing to transfer entire files locally, while maintaining a small resource footprint ideal for constrained environments. YNQ supports full compatibility across all SMB dialects (from NTLM 0.12 through SMB 3.1.1), including backward compatibility, making it broadly applicable across SMB ecosystems. It offers security features such as Kerberos (domain-join, delegation), NTLM/NTLMv2, message signing, SMB encryption, and pre-authentication integrity. YNQ is modular and comprises four product components; Standalone Client, Corporate Client (with Active Directory registration capability), Standalone Server, and Corporate Server.
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