Hi,
I'm looking for an LDAP Administration front end with the following
capabilities, and I'm wondering if LAM can fulfil these:
1. I need to have the ability to specify different administrator accounts
for different parts of the LDAP directory, and only allow the relevant admin
account to access that part of the subtree. For instance, if I have two
customers (Customer1 and Customer2), each with users and groups, I want to be
able to allow only a particular admin account to create/read/update/delete
users for each customer. It looks to me as if I could achieve this through
creating two different profiles with different admin users, and then set the
LDAP user search paths to different parts of the directory for each profile,
does this sound workable?
I was thinking of an LDAP structure something like the following:
dc=root (objectClass=domain)
- dc=<customer_name>
- ou=Groups (objectClass=organizationalUnit)
- cn=<group_name> (objectClass=groupOfNames)
- ou=People (objectClass=organizationalUnit)
- cn=<user_name> (objectClass=organizationalUser)
- dc=<customer_name>
- ou=Groups (objectClass=organizationalUnit)
- cn=<group_name> (objectClass=groupOfNames)
- ou=People (objectClass=organizationalUnit)
- cn=<user_name> (objectClass=organizationalUser)
2. I want users to be able to reset their password when they forget it.
Thanks very much,
Chris.
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