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Subject:    [ldap] RE: LDAP Browser for IPlanet Directory Server 5.1
From:       "Charles Marcus" <CharlesM () Media-Brokers ! com>
Date:       2002-08-22 13:19:45
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Well, since it is M$ only, it looks to be about as useful to me as a dead
rat.

Charles

> From: Amit Patel [mailto:Amit.Patel@maxware.com]
> Sent: Thursday, August 22, 2002 9:04 AM
> 
> Hi Thomas,
>  
> MaXware Directory Explorer can do exactly what you want. It 
> can search and copy information from any directory server 
> that supports LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, 
> version 2 and 3). You can also view certificates and 
> jpegphotos using the MaXware Directory Explorer.
> <http://www.maxware.com>  
> Its features and technical specifications are as mentioned below :
>  
> MaXware Directory Explorer 4.0- identity information at your 
> fingertips!
> 
> Every day people spend frustrating hours searching through a 
> maze of Internet addresses, X.400 addresses, phone numbers, 
> fax numbers, and postal addresses, all stored in different 
> places. Put the Directory Explorer on your desktop for 
> instant access to all this valuable information - whether it 
> comes from your organizations directories or from servers 
> around the world.
> 
> MaXware Directory Explorer plugs directly into both MS 
> Windows Explorer and MS Outlook. Use it at home or in the 
> office to search and browse for information such as names, 
> postal and email addresses, phone numbers, photos or 
> graphics, and encryption certificates; use it in public and 
> private directories or your local Exchange server and Active 
> Directory. Retrieved email addresses can be automatically 
> inserted into new messages using MS Outlook.
> 
> The Directory Explorer is an extremely easy-to-use directory 
> user agent for Microsoft Windows. You can search and copy 
> information from any directory service that supports LDAP 
> (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, version 2 and 3). The 
> Directory Explorer is a plug-in for MS Explorer that makes it 
> possible for you to browse, find and copy information from 
> any directory service. The Directory Explorer uses the same 
> user interface as MS Explorer, a program all Windowss users 
> have on their computers.
> 
> Integration 
> 
> Outlook integration also support Outlook XP
> 
> Configurable columns with sorting option
> 
> MaXware Directory Explorer has configurable columms in 
> "report view".  Right-click in header to configure.  It is 
> also possible to have different columns for different 
> servers. Report view can be sorted (ascending) on any column.
> 
> Different starting points
> 
> Server configuration dialog uses "namingcontext", 
> "defaultnamingcontext" and "rootdomainnamingcontext" to give 
> a list of possible starting points.
> 
> Certificates
> 
> MaXware Directory Explorer shows certificate info, i.e expire 
> date and issuer, if the certificat is valid or not
> 
> Sending to Group of Contacts
> 
> MaXware Directory Explorer does it possible to send mail to 
> Group of names defined in for example Exchange address book. 
> Outlook integration supports right-clicking "group of names" 
> to send to a list of recipients.
> 
> Security
> 
> The MaXware Directory Explorer supports SSL and Kerberos.
> 
> On Request:
> 
> Configure your own Directory Explorer
> 
> MaXware Directory Explorer is prepared for export and import 
> of server configurations, which makes it easy to tailor and 
> add/remove available servers in the existing infrastructure. 
> 
> Whereabouts
> 
> Together with MaXware Virtual Directory the MaXware Directory 
> Explorer can be set up to use whereabouts. A powerful tool to 
> find out where people are at the very moment. 
> 
> Create your own explorer
> 
> Tailor your own Directory Explorer for your own organization 
> with i.e. own branding. 
> 
> Technical specifications for the Directory Explorer:
> 
> Operating system: 
> Microsoft Windows 95/98, 
> Microsoft Windows NT v. 4 (SP 3 or newer), 
> Microsoft Windows 2000, 
> Microsoft Windows XP
> 
> Protocol: 
> LDAP version 2 (RFC1777), 
> LDAP version 3 (RFC2252)
> 
> Maximum number of connected directory servers: 
> No limit
> 
> Existing e-mail integrations: 
> Microsoft Outlook (98, 2000 and XP), MailmaX.400
> 
> Pricing and purchasing instructions
> 
> If you want to order less than 500 copies of the MaXware 
> Directory Explorer, this can be done from www.maxware.com 
> (using credit card) to the price of $9.95 per copy.
> 
> The free version of MaXware Directory Explorer is also 
> available from www.maxware.com.
> 
> MaXware Directory Explorer v3 is free for download. This 
> version is a limited version, and it does not support Outlook XP.
> 
> Best Regards,
> 
> Amit Patel
> 
>  
> 
> 	-----Original Message----- 
> 	From: Thomas Lensch [mailto:lensch@juris.de] 
> 	Sent: Thu 8/22/2002 9:19 AM 
> 	To: LDAP-Liste 
> 	Cc: 
> 	Subject: [ldap] LDAP Browser for IPlanet Directory Server 5.1
> 	
> 	
> 
> 	Hi,
> 	
> 	to work on Netscape Dir Server 4.0 i used LDAP Browser 
> by Jarek Gawor
> 	(http://www.iit.edu/~gawojar/ldap/). It has
> 	great benefits and is faster and easier to use as the 
> Netscape Console.
> 	I like this tool very much.
> 	
> 	Since last year Netscape Dir Server 4.0 isn't supported 
> any more.
> 	Therefore i must migrate to IPlanet Directory Server 5.1.
> 	
> 	But it seems that LDAP Browser doesn't work right: i 
> can't see any ACI.
> 	
> 	Does anybody know if LDAP Browser is compatible to 
> IPlanet 5.0? Will
> 	there be a version that
> 	covers IPlanet 5.0. Is there still development going 
> on? Is there
> 	another tool providing the same benefits?
> 	
> 	Best regards,
> 	Thomas.
> 	
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