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OpenLDAP 2.4.9 available!
Thursday, May 8. 2008
OpenLDAP 2.4.9 is out and is a must upgrade...lots and lots of replication fixes.
Continue reading "OpenLDAP 2.4.9 available!"
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Defined tags for this entry: Enterprise Directory
, IAM
, IDM
, Identity Management
, LDAP
, LDAP Replication
, LDAP Schema
, Linux
, OpenLDAP
, X.500
, IAM, IDM, Identity Management, LDAP, LDAP Replication, LDAP Schema, Linux, OpenLDAP, X.500iwl3945 on "Ubuntu 8.04 - the Hardy Heron"
Monday, April 28. 2008
In case anyone else got stuck. To get iwl3945 on a Dell Inspiron 640m to work:
CODE:
sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-hardy-generic
London council dumps Microsoft
Saturday, April 19. 2008
The news is out: OpenLDAP and the new MySQL NDB Backend
Friday, April 18. 2008
Suretec can now report that Symas, using MySQL’s NDB API, have developed an OpenLDAP backend which talks directly to the MySQL cluster storage engine, completely bypassing the SQL layer, in association with MySQL of course.
Others think this is good news too.
It is already Open Source and will be committed to the main OpenLDAP codebase when ready. (when is the PostgreSQL one out!
)
Suretec®
Others think this is good news too.
It is already Open Source and will be committed to the main OpenLDAP codebase when ready. (when is the PostgreSQL one out!
)Suretec®
Posted by Suretec
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Defined tags for this entry: Clustering
, IDM, Identity Management, Linux, MySQL
, NBD
, Open Source
, OpenLDAP, PostgreSQL
, RDBMS
, SQL
, Suretec
, Symas
, IDM, Identity Management, Linux, MySQL, NBD, Open Source, OpenLDAP, PostgreSQL, RDBMS, SQL, Suretec, SymasA good thing for LDAP?
Friday, April 11. 2008
Posted by Gavin Henry
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, ADAM
, Active Directory
, Directory Services
, Enterprise Directory, IAM, IDM, Identity Management, LDAP, Linux, Microsoft
, Open Source, OpenLDAP
, ADAM, Active Directory, Directory Services, Enterprise Directory, IAM, IDM, Identity Management, LDAP, Linux, Microsoft, Open Source, OpenLDAPSpring 2008 - a UKUUG Conference Review
Thursday, April 3. 2008
I got back last night, after a somewhat hectic Flybe.com flight (long story).
I really enjoyed the conference, my first time speaking at one, bit nervous, but it can only get better
Tuesday:
I really enjoyed the conference, my first time speaking at one, bit nervous, but it can only get better
Tuesday:
Continue reading "Spring 2008 - a UKUUG Conference Review"
Posted by Gavin Henry
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, Catalyst
, DBIC
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, Directory Services, Disaster Recovery
, Encrypted Backups
, Enterprise Backups
, Enterprise Directory, Fedora Directory Server
, Google
, IAM, IDM, Identity Management, JavaScript
, LDAP, LDAP Replication, LDAP Schema, Linux, MirrorMode
, OID
, Open Source, OpenLDAP, Perl
, PostgreSQL, RDBMS, Sendmail
, Sun Microsystems
, SunOne
, Suretec
, Amanda, Catalyst, DBIC, DBIx-Class, Directory Services, Disaster Recovery, Encrypted Backups, Enterprise Backups, Enterprise Directory, Fedora Directory Server, Google, IAM, IDM, Identity Management, JavaScript, LDAP, LDAP Replication, LDAP Schema, Linux, MirrorMode, OID, Open Source, OpenLDAP, Perl, PostgreSQL, RDBMS, Sendmail, Sun Microsystems, SunOne, SuretecOracle Internet Directory and 2 Billion Entries?
Thursday, March 27. 2008
I've just finished reading The 2 billion entry directory tree - The scalability of Oracle Internet Directory at very large Directory Information Tree sizes, and thought I'd blog some initial thoughts (I'm sure our partners Symas will have something to say later).
The following is from the 2 Billion User Benchmark (Oracle Internet Directory 10.1.4.0.1) - Technical Whitepaper (PDF) on the Oracle Internet Directory homepage.
So here's the Network kit they used:
Some pretty accessible kit there!
The following is from the 2 Billion User Benchmark (Oracle Internet Directory 10.1.4.0.1) - Technical Whitepaper (PDF) on the Oracle Internet Directory homepage.
So here's the Network kit they used:
Some pretty accessible kit there!
Continue reading "Oracle Internet Directory and 2 Billion Entries?"
Posted by Gavin Henry
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Defined tags for this entry: AD, Active Directory, Altix
, Benchmark
, IDM, Identity Management, LDAP, Linux, OID, OpenLDAP, Oracle
, Oracle Internet Directory
, PostgreSQL, Quad-Core
, Suretec, Symas
, Active Directory, Altix, Benchmark, IDM, Identity Management, LDAP, Linux, OID, OpenLDAP, Oracle, Oracle Internet Directory, PostgreSQL, Quad-Core, Suretec, SymasAsterisk LDAP Realtime Schema Updates
Tuesday, March 18. 2008
There's now a new section at Asterisk LDAP[?] Realtime on voip-info
It's prompted me to do an Asterisk LDAP Schema update for asterisk.schema and asterisk.ldif
It's prompted me to do an Asterisk LDAP Schema update for asterisk.schema and asterisk.ldif
LDAP (OpenLDAP) Hardware Appliance or just Tools?
Wednesday, March 12. 2008
I was intrigued searching the other day to see if there was an "LDAP[?] Appliance". The only result worth noting was a product that has been stopped:
LDAP One Network Identity Appliance
Was the wrong Directory server technology used or was it packaged wrongly etc.? Either way it obviously didn't sell.
I'm interested to learn if there is a demand for something like this using OpenLDAP which bundled tools and capabilities like:
- Web GUI for monitoring, configuration etc.
- Desktop Client for the same as above
- Easy recovery and clustering
- Various appliances with certified directory sizes and performance
- Support plans etc.
- Specific usage targets, i.e. Identity, Samba or generic enough to do all
Generally taking the pain out of OpenLDAP management and sysadmin tasks for unexperienced users.
Suretec and Symas always get asked the same questions about how to monitor OpenLDAP and what configuration tools to use.
Of course there are various answers to these (command line tools come with OpenLDAP anyway) and 9 times out of 10 the customer whats to integrate it with their own systems and use or write custom tools anyway.
Would it be good to have recommended tools and an appliance or is it better to let the customer do it themselves on their own hardware?
Gavin.
LDAP One Network Identity Appliance
Was the wrong Directory server technology used or was it packaged wrongly etc.? Either way it obviously didn't sell.
I'm interested to learn if there is a demand for something like this using OpenLDAP which bundled tools and capabilities like:
- Web GUI for monitoring, configuration etc.
- Desktop Client for the same as above
- Easy recovery and clustering
- Various appliances with certified directory sizes and performance
- Support plans etc.
- Specific usage targets, i.e. Identity, Samba or generic enough to do all
Generally taking the pain out of OpenLDAP management and sysadmin tasks for unexperienced users.
Suretec and Symas always get asked the same questions about how to monitor OpenLDAP and what configuration tools to use.
Of course there are various answers to these (command line tools come with OpenLDAP anyway) and 9 times out of 10 the customer whats to integrate it with their own systems and use or write custom tools anyway.
Would it be good to have recommended tools and an appliance or is it better to let the customer do it themselves on their own hardware?
Gavin.
Posted by Gavin Henry
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Defined tags for this entry: Directory Services, Enterprise Directory, IAM, IDM, Identity Management, LDAP Replication, Linux, Open Source, OpenLDAP, Suretec, Symas
, Enterprise Directory, IAM, IDM, Identity Management, LDAP Replication, Linux, Open Source, OpenLDAP, Suretec, SymasOpenLDAP King of the Hill - OpenLDAP Chief Architect Interview
Monday, March 10. 2008
Suretec saw a sneak peak before it was out, but we're glad to say it's unchanged and a cracker!
Have a read:
Want OpenLDAP for your Enterprise? Then contact the UK Leading OpenLDAP Experts.
Suretec®
Have a read:
OpenLDAP is unmatched by any other directory service, proprietary or open source. Of all the others available, the proprietary ones are just hiding their dirty laundry and all of them are just a waste of time and money.
Want OpenLDAP for your Enterprise? Then contact the UK Leading OpenLDAP Experts.
Suretec®
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Defined tags for this entry: AD, ADAM, Active Directory, Directory Services, Enterprise Directory, Fedora DS
, Fedora Directory Server, IAM, IDM, Identity Management, LDAP, LDAP Replication, LDAP Schema, Linux, Microsoft FUD
, OpenLDAP, Oracle Internet Directory, Sun
, SunOne, Suretec, Symas, eDirectory
, ADAM, Active Directory, Directory Services, Enterprise Directory, Fedora DS, Fedora Directory Server, IAM, IDM, Identity Management, LDAP, LDAP Replication, LDAP Schema, Linux, Microsoft FUD, OpenLDAP, Oracle Internet Directory, Sun, SunOne, Suretec, Symas, eDirectoryAsterisk 1.6.0-beta5 Now Available
Thursday, March 6. 2008
The Asterisk.org development team has released Asterisk 1.6.0-beta5. As of this
beta of 1.6.0, 1.6.0 is now feature frozen.
Complete changes since 1.4
I'm really looking forward to mainstream LDAP[?] Realtime Driver support for Asterisk!
beta of 1.6.0, 1.6.0 is now feature frozen.
Complete changes since 1.4
I'm really looking forward to mainstream LDAP[?] Realtime Driver support for Asterisk!