Is any one using LDAP to do MAC authentication for the Apple Iphone or IPAD? Seems that i cannot get the Iphone/IPAD to authenticate using the LDAP. We use the internal database now but need to move to LDAP for Global mac authentication. LDAPManager is an open source Cocoa application, written in Objective-C, to provide an LDAP browser/editor with a native Mac OS X interface. What's new in LDAPManager Version 2.6: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
- Mac users interested in Os x ldap browser app generally download: LDAPManager 2.6 Free LDAPManager is an open source Cocoa application, written in Objective-C, to provide an LDAP browser/editor with a native Mac OS X interface.
- The LDAP directory supplies its mappings to Mac clients whose custom search policy includes a connection that’s configured to get mappings from the LDAP server. The LDAP directory also supplies its mappings to all macOS clients that have an automatic search policy. See Configure LDAP directory access and Advanced search policy settings.
- In the Directory Utility app on your Mac, click Services. Click the lock icon. Enter an administrator’s user name and password, then click Modify Configuration (or use Touch ID). Select Active Directory, then click the “Edit settings for the selected service” button.
There are a lot of LDAP-enabled applications out there. Many of them can use LDAP in some way, even if that is not the primary purpose of the application. For example, many email client have the ability to use an LDAP server as an address book, and many web containers have support for authenticating against an LDAP server. But there are also numerous applications and utilities whose core purpose involves LDAP communication. Some of those are listed here.
If there are other LDAP tools that you think should be listed here, feel free to submit them to feedback@ldap.com.
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Graphical tools for interacting with the data in an LDAP directory server.
Each of the following products provides a number of command-line tools for interacting with directory servers:
- OpenLDAP:
- ldapadd
- ldapcompare
- ldapdelete
- ldapexop
- ldapmodify
- ldapmodrdn
- ldappasswd
- ldapsearch
- ldapurl
- ldapwhoami
- Ping Identity Directory Server (plus all tools in the UnboundID LDAP SDK for Java):
- ldap-diff
- ldap-result-code
- make-ldif
- parallel-update
- watch-entry
- UnboundID LDAP SDK for Java:
- authrate
- base64
- generate-schema-from-source
- generate-source-from-schema
- identify-references-to-missing-entries
- identify-unique-attribute-conflicts
- in-memory-directory-server
- indent-ldap-filter
- ldap-debugger
- ldapcompare
- ldapdelete
- ldapmodify
- ldappasswordmodify
- ldapsearch
- ldif-diff
- ldifmodify
- ldifsearch
- manage-certificates
- modrate
- move-subtree
- search-and-mod-rate
- searchrate
- split-ldif
- transform-ldif
- validate-ldap-schema
- validate-ldif
In addition, the following additional command-line tools are available:
These tools can help you measure the performance of an LDAP directory server, or help ensure that it can stand up to the anticipated production load.
- lb (LDAP benchmarking tool like an Apache Bench)
- UnboundID LDAP SDK for Java (command-line tools like searchrate, modrate, authrate, etc.)
Most directory servers provide some level of support for replicating their data with other directory servers of the same type. But if you want to synchronize data between servers of different types, or if you want to synchronize data between a directory server and some other type of repository, you’ll need a more specialized tool, like the following:
These gateways provide support for interacting with the data in an LDAP directory server through an alternative (usually web-based) protocol:
In the enterprise, directory servers are often used to authenticate users to workstations and servers. The following tools can help with that:
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- QuickUserInfos, EasyGroupsAdmin, and DipiComputerAccounts — French-langauge tools from Dipisoft.
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- LDAP Tool Box — A collection of LDAP-related applications, administrative tools, and other utilities.
- NetTools — A collection of tools for LDAP and Active Directory
