Posts Tagged dsee
A timeline of LDAP directory services…
Posted by Ludo in Directory Services on 17 April 2012
Bill Nelson, has published the “The Most Complete History of Directory Services You Will Ever Find” (until the next one comes along), a detailed history of LDAP based directory services and products. Expect a few updates as people find about this and ask for adding new data points. But this is the most complete summary I’m aware of. I had a timeline of Sun directory products a few years ago, but Bill’s has more details.
His post includes a visual timeline of the directory service products and their heritage, linked here under, for your convenience.
Personally, I’ve been involved with the Sun and derived lines since 1996, and now drive the ForgeRock one: OpenDJ !
Sun directory products documentation
Posted by Ludo in Directory Services on 18 January 2011
Last week-end all Sun products documentation got moved from docs.sun.com to Oracle.com domain, with new IDs. So all URLs and bookmarks have been “lost in translation” !
On this blog, I had numerous references to Sun directory product documentations, pointing to specific commands or chapters for configuring and managing the service… All are now redirecting to the main Oracle’s documentation page.
But I managed to find the place where the Sun Directory Server documentation is listed, from iPlanet Directory Server 4.11 to the latest Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition 11g : the Legacy Sun Identity Management Documentation. There are link for both the online and the PDF versions.
Here, you will also find access to the OpenSSO enterprise 8.0 documentation as well as Sun OpenDS one.
Pfew! I was afraid everything disappeared.
On a side note, classifying the so called “strategic” Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition 11g in the legacy products seems to say a lot about its future !
In Love with DSEE !
Posted by Ludo in Directory Services on 29 May 2009
Some people seem to be in love with our Directory Server Enterprise Edition product and are showing it ! I wonder when we will start seeing OpenDS license plates
Photo courtesy of Kent Spaulding, CTO at Skyworth TTG.
Technorati Tags: directory-server, ldap
Sun Directory Masters 2009 in Grenoble. Day 1.
Posted by Ludo in Directory Services on 01 April 2009
It’s been a busy day in the Grenoble Engineer Center with Directory Masters gathering from all over Europe and even Japan for two days of training on the coming releases of Sun Directory Server Enterprise Edition and Sun OpenDS Standard Edition.
For those two days, we’re hosting 30 sales, presales, architects, consultants from Sun and partner companies, immersed within the developers, architects, managers of the Directory Engineering team. This is a very good way for our guest to understand where the product is going and how to better sell it to customers, and for engineers to learn more about the real customers needs and problems to solve.
Today we’ve touched mostly the Directory landscape, our product roadmap, DSEE, deployments, performances, virtual directory features. Tomorrow will have more of an OpenDS flavor…
PS: To my Japanese friends, Moryia is not on the picture, but he’s in Grenoble
Technorati Tags: directory-proxy-server, directory-server, GEC, ldap, opends, Sun, training


