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LDAP servers (LDAPv3-compliant servers capable of identity management if you prefer)
* 389 Directory Server (formerly Fedora DS, formerly Red Hat DS, formerly AOL fork of iPlanet, formerly Netscape, derived from uMich slapd & slurpd)
* Microsoft Active Directory
* Apache Directory Server
* Apple Open Directory
* FreeIPA
* IBM Tivoli Directory Server
* Mandriva Directory Server (formerly linbox DS)
* Messaging Direct M-Vault
* Novell eDirectory (formerly NDS)
* OpenDS
* OpenDJ (fork of OpenDS)
* OpenLDAP (reference implementation of LDAP, derived from uMich slapd & slurpd)
* Optimal IdM
* Oracle Internet Directory
* Radiant Logic VDS
* Sun Java System Directory (formerly Sun ONE, formerly Sun fork of iPlanet, formerly Netscape, etc.)
* UnboundID
OpenLDAP is the most scaleable, most mature and most flexible, also the hardest to implement.
eDirectory non-free but a clear second place in all four of the above categories.
389 Directory Server coming up from behind surprisingly rapidly.
AD struggling towards scaleability despite a burden of windows-centric design.
Oracle struggling to retain customers for Sun's codebase :P
Hi Gang
I am feeling very happy to be with a gang of people who can give a quick response and ripely towards the quires and questions. And i am thankful to Mr Thor, Mr jilagre, Mr Jeremy, and all in our community of Linuxquestions.org
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