LDAP Directory and Active Directory [closed]?

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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 ldap link|improve this question edited Jan 11 at 0:07 asked Jan 10 at 23:50Mike Flynn1,0871520 84% accept rate.

1 Yeah. I'd say it's about 43 difficulty units. – JohnFx Jan 10 at 23:53 Don't let the bullies intimidate you, Mike.

None of us can be an expert about every single thing in development. – DOK Jan 10 at 23:56.

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?

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