LDAP Virtual Directory

EmpowerID’s LDAP Virtual Directory allows external systems to access identity data stored in EmpowerID using standard LDAP protocols. It provides a flexible, read-only interface that presents virtualized directory views without exposing the underlying data sources. This enables integration with legacy applications, appliances, and services that rely on LDAP, while maintaining centralized control, security policies, and real-time data consistency.

📄️ Virtual Directory Server Overview

Learn about EmpowerID's Virtual Directory Server, its implementation, authentication methods, and how it enables unified views of user data across heterogeneous systems.

📄️ Installing and Configuring VDS

Learn how to install and configure the EmpowerID Virtual Directory Server, including prerequisites, installation steps, and configuration settings.

📄️ Installing VDS on Linux

Learn how to install and configure the EmpowerID Virtual Directory Server on Linux, including prerequisites, installation steps, and configuration settings.

📄️ Configuring LDAP Auth for Linux

Learn how to configure LDAP authentication for Linux servers using the EmpowerID Virtual Directory Server, enabling single sign-on capabilities across multiple Linux machines.

📄️ Manipulating Directory Objects

Learn about the CRUD workflows available in EmpowerID for manipulating directory objects through the Virtual Directory, including creating, updating, and deleting user accounts, OUs, and groups.

📄️ Customizing the Virtual Directory

Learn how to customize the EmpowerID Virtual Directory by modifying the configuration to control what directory data is visible to users.