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What are the main differences between openldap and microsoft's active directory (ad)? check all that apply

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nikklg [1K]2 years ago

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The main differences between openldap and microsoft's active directory are:

Open LDAP works on any OS, AD does not.
Open LDAP is open-source, AD is not.

<h3>What is the openldap and microsoft's active directory?</h3>

The LDAP is known to be a kind of an open, vendor-agnostic that functions with a lot of directory services, such as AD. AD but Microsoft's proprietary directory service is known to often put together a lot of IT assets like computers and its users.

Therefore, The main differences between openldap and microsoft's active directory are:

Open LDAP works on any OS, AD does not.
Open LDAP is open-source, AD is not.

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