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OpenLDAP 2.0 represents a major upgrade for
the application, bringing with it:
LDAPv3 Support — Now works with SASL, TLS,
and SSL, among other improvements, in full compliance with RFC
2251-2256; many of the changes since LDAPv2 are aimed to help
make LDAP a much more secure protocol.
IPv6 Support — Now supports the next
generation Internet Protocol.
LDAP Over IPC —
OpenLDAP can communicate within a
particular system without having to go over a network, making it
more secure.
Updated C API — Improves the way
programmers can connect to and use the application.
LDIFv1 Support — Full compliance with the
LDAP Data Interchange Format (LDIF) version 1.
Enhanced Stand-Alone LDAP Server —
Includes an updated access control system, thread pooling, better
tools and much more.
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