I heard LDAP is a learning curve. If I wanted to go with a LDAP Directory solution because I want to use the LDAP protocol, and I already know Active Directory, wouldn’t that be quite easy to setup?
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I heard LDAP is a learning curve. If I wanted to go with a LDAP Directory solution because I want to use the LDAP protocol, and I already know Active Directory, wouldn’t that be quite easy to setup?
Active Directory uses the LDAP protocol, so it isn’t as different as you may think.
You might want to read this very popular SO question:
What are the differences between LDAP and Active Directory?