Hi Denis !


> My fault, I have only been looking at the ldap part of apache 
> directory... 
No problem at all ! At least, it demonstrates that we need to improve a 
lot the documentation :)

> I defininitly shall try the kerberos/dns/dhcp part of ApacheDS. 
> Currently I'm using heimdal, bind and isc dhcp server on ldap backend 
> (openldap), and looking for better solution, that's why I'm following 
> this list. I didn't realized I could already get all of it bundled in 
> ApacheDS! I'll try to accomodate for a few hours to roll out a test 
> bench.
Don't blame me if you have problems while doing such an experiment ;) 
This is a very early bird, and it needs a lot of work to be able to use 
it smoothly... Any feedback will help, of course !
>
>> And when it comes to LDAP server compliance, please just read this : 
>> http://www.symas.com/documents/Adam-Eval1-0.pdf
>>
>> So we think that ADS could stands for an active directory 
>> replacement. Even if you just need the ldap part.
>
> Sorry I think I misrepresented my point. I don't claim that ActiveDS 
> is a good, bad or better LDAP server. I just wanted to point out that 
> ActiveDS is not just an ldap server. 
I dodn't want to say that AD is a bad piece of techno either. I just 
wanted to point to this very interesting paper written by our friends at 
OpenLdap (which is a really good LDAP server btw!)

Anyway, replacing AD by another LDAP server is not that easy, if you 
consider that AD is a major element of the Window$(tm) system.
> The fact that it is much more than an ldap server makes it one of the 
> most difficult part of proprietary stuff to get out of a IT 
> infrastructure... What a pain !
indeed :)


Thanks Denis !


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cordialement, regards,
Emmanuel Lécharny
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