389 Directory Server

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Overview

Because LDAP has been around for quite some time; many infrastructure applications ship with authenticators that support it. It is thus an excellent choice for SSO across a range of enterprise applications.

Our 389 Directory Server is stood up with the cockpit plugin; you should be able to reach it on https://<host-name>:9090.

Highlights

  • Enterprise-level LDAP

  • Browser and command-line tools

  • Integration support for Apache, Jenkins, Email and more

Quickstart

Because we have no details at all about your organisation, we have only been able to deploy to you an empty directory server, instance name slapd-localhost. You need to do the following:

  1. Set up a backend:

    $ dsconf slapd-localhost backend create --be-name <user-root>  --suffix <dc=example,dc-org>
    
  2. Import your directory:

    $ dsconf slapd-localhost backend import <user-root> <path/to/ldifs>
    

See also

Our 389 DS

RPM Packages

https://www.port389.org/docs/389ds/documentation.html

Official 389 DS Documentation