![]() ![]() LDAP Browser/Editor can be a tad quirky so the following notes are only designed to expose some of its more esoteric characteristics - rather than be a user manual - the help system is surprisingly good and there are a number of useful HTML documentation pages. Any of the alternative LDAP browsers is a pefectly reasonable substitute. We are leaving the following notes here for any historical users or even new users in the event the software is restored to this world. Note:We note that Argonne Labs (the current home of the LDAP Browser/Editor) is now making the software available through the OpenChannel Foundation which mades a charge (currently $35) per copy. LDAPBrowser/Editor has not been maintained for a number of years and is only available in source form for educational institutions - but it is simple, feature adequate and rock solid (but its support for LDIF can be idiosyncratic for anything outside the core feature set). We happen to have chosen LDAPBrowser/Editor for no particular reasons - except it is small and lightweight - Java based and consequentially runs on multiple platforms - as, indeed, do many other Browsers. ![]() There are a number of Open Source LDAP Browsers. We tend to stick with LDAPBrowser/Editor because we think the name is very catchy (!!) and old dog.new tricks. Note: Many folks have adopted the flexible and powerful Apache Directory Studio as a general purpose LDAP browser and client. LDAPBrowser/Editor - our LDAP Browser of choice.OpenLDAP Tools - command line utilities. ![]()
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