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Our (ASP.Net) application has to talk to an LDAP/Active Directory server for verifying user groups. Now several members of our team need to be able to work disconnected.
Is there a way to set up a local LDAP server on the development machine (Windows 7 Pro)?
ADAM is now called Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services, and was just published in a Windows 7 version, too – download it here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=a45059af-47a8-4c96-afe3-93dab7b5b658
AD LDS is the best solution for local LDAP development – it allows you to start and stop your AD instances at will (it runs as a Windows service), and you can even have multiple copies running.
Check out more about AD LDS in Technet or MSDN library