Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
4 articles tagged "Lightweight Directory Access Protocol" from the Identity Fusion blog
OpenDJ and the Fine Art of Impersonation
Directory servers are often used in multi-tier applications to store user profiles, preferences, or other information useful to the application. Oftentimes the web application includes an administrative console to assist in the management of that data; allowing operations such as user creation or password reset. Multi-tier environments pose a challenge, however, as it is difficult Read more
What do OpenDJ and McDonald’s Have in Common?
The OpenDJ directory server is highly scalable and can process all sorts of requests from different types of clients over various protocols. The following diagram provides an overview of how OpenDJ processes these requests. (See The OpenDJ Architecture for a more detailed description of each component.) Note: The following information has been taken from ForgeRock’s OpenDJ Administration, Read more
The OpenDJ Architecture
An understanding of the components that make up the OpenDJ Architecture is useful for administering, configuring, or troubleshooting the OpenDJ server. The following information has been taken from ForgeRock’s OpenDJ Administration, Maintenance and Tuning Class and has been used with the permission of ForgeRock. The OpenDJ server has been developed using a modular architecture in which most Read more
The Most Complete History of Directory Services You Will Ever Find
I started working with Directory Servers back in 1997 when Netscape was but a fledging company. Over the past 15 years a lot has changed. Companies have come and gone and code has changed hands more times than I care to remember. But one thing remains the same – that little effort started by Tim Howes, Read more