I'm using phpLDAPadmin currently, but I'm wondering if there is any native utility do the similar thing?
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closed as not constructive by 8088, Renan, Randolph West, Diogo, slhck♦ Jul 26 '12 at 4:24
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Apache Directory Studio is is an excellent LDAP/LDIF browser and editor. It is under active development and is extensible. |
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It hasn't been updated in several centuries, but we still use LBE, LDAP Browser/Editor. It's Java based, and we use on both Linux and Windows (from the same install base actually) so I don't know if you consider that 'native'. http://www.novell.com/communities/node/8652/gawors-excellent-ldap-browsereditor-v282 |
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I have always used below LDAP browsers. JExplor http://pegacat.com/jxplorer/ Very handy & good when you want to manage cn=config database format. phpLDAPadmin Web based LDAP browser - add, edit, delete or view records. Written in PHP - mature and actively developed. GNU license. Very powerful. |
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One can also try to use Luma |
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