I often get the question if Active Directory is LDAP compliant. Well, I could start ranting here but I won't. Instead I'll just direct you to the Active Directory LDAP Compliance paper:
http://tinyurl.com/4g3u6
This paper discuss the following:
- What is LDAP?
- What does it mean to be LDAP compliant?
- AD's LDAP compliance
- Compliance misconceptions
- Directory Interoperability
So, if you want to learn more about LDAP compliance I recommend to start with this paper. If you're a geek like me :) there's always a bunch of RFCs to read...
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Hi Dude,
LDAP is a directory standard founded on the legacy X.500 directory. It's initial implementations provided gateway services between X.500 directory servers and clients. Thanks a lot....
It doesn't seem like the link goes to the correct place? I'm very interested in reading the article you mention on ldap.
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