Best Server Virtualization Software for LDAP
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Compare the Top Server Virtualization Software that integrates with LDAP as of July 2025
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This a list of Server Virtualization software that integrates with LDAP. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with LDAP. View the products that work with LDAP in the table below.
What is Server Virtualization Software for LDAP?
Server virtualization software is a form of technology that allows multiple virtualized operating systems to be hosted on the same physical server. This software helps businesses increase their resource utilization and reduce their operational costs by consolidating their IT infrastructure. It also enables them to better manage their server resources and workloads, as well as quickly deploy new servers in support of specific applications. Additionally, this type of software simplifies the process of maintaining and troubleshooting hardware-related issues. Compare and read user reviews of the best Server Virtualization software for LDAP currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.
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SoftNAS
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SoftNAS is a cloud-native, software-defined, full-featured enterprise cloud NAS filer product line for primary data storage, secondary storage and hybrid cloud data integration. It enables existing applications to securely migrate to and connect with the cloud without re-engineering. With enterprise-class NAS features like: high-availability, deduplication, compression, thin-provisioning, snapshots, replication, cloning, encryption (at rest and in transit), LDAP and Active Directory integration, and support for NFS, CIFS, iSCSI or AFP storage protocols, SoftNAS protects mission-critical and primary, active/hot data, backup/archive data and makes cloud data migration faster and more reliable. SoftNAS offers the broadest range of storage options in terms of price vs. performance and backend storage selection, on-demand at petabyte scale across the AWS and Azure Marketplaces or on-premises on VMware.
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