Been a while since I have been searching for Open LDAP for Windows, for those whos are interested you can find it here http://download.bergmans.us/openldap/openldap-2.2.29/
For folks who are into security (like *me), LDAP is a must .For some fundamental idea of LDAP, check this out http://www.openldap.org/doc/admin24/intro.html
As for post installation :
All that's left to do is run the LDAP server and connect to it with a client. To run the server, adjust the file slapd.conf if necessary, then go to a command prompt and do:
C:\> cd \openldap
C:\openldap> .\slapd -d 1
It will print a great deal of debugging effluvia on the console, atwhich point you should be able to connect to the server with a client program. There is almost no Windows-specific documentation for OpenLDAP right now, alas, so the standard documentation available at openldap.org is your best bet on getting usage information for now.
For folks who are into security (like *me), LDAP is a must .For some fundamental idea of LDAP, check this out http://www.openldap.org/doc/admin24/intro.html
As for post installation :
All that's left to do is run the LDAP server and connect to it with a client. To run the server, adjust the file slapd.conf if necessary, then go to a command prompt and do:
C:\> cd \openldap
C:\openldap> .\slapd -d 1
It will print a great deal of debugging effluvia on the console, atwhich point you should be able to connect to the server with a client program. There is almost no Windows-specific documentation for OpenLDAP right now, alas, so the standard documentation available at openldap.org is your best bet on getting usage information for now.
