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I was wondering if anyone had particularly strong feelings about any of the Jabber services available out there .. I'm looking at implementing (we're currently using jabber this for ~100 users, and some of my key selling points right now would be..
- ease of upgrade from jabberd 1.x (a boy can dream)
- ease of administration
- extensibility for more users
- good room control
- stability (go figure)
Regarding the infrastructure this will be sitting on, it will be either RHEL 4u4, or RHEL 5uX, on a VMware guest.
I've seen Openfire, which looks slick, but I was curious if anyone had any good experience out there, to shore up the obvious sales pitches. Any input is much appreciated.
I guess one other item I forgot to mention .. not a game-breaker.. but I don't suppose you happen to have Openfire integrated into LDAP/Active Directory (sorry..yeah, I know..)?
I was curious with its ease, should you have tried it.
Na, I haven't integrated it with LDAP. The initial setup was only meant for a small group of users, but it had grown across the business. I imagine it shouldn't be too difficult.
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