What is ldap authentication

This video answers the question "What is ldap authentication?"

[noname]

You are the ONLY person to actually explain what LDAP is. Everyone else just gave a definition, but did not actually articulate what LDAP was or how it was used. Thank you sir.

[quangdutran]

Very easy to understand and you are the first person among many LDAP articles I read to mention why it is called lightweight by mentioning about write/read requests

[patsilvia]

@1:06 as of 2020, in a high-secured internal segment systems, password policy is designed to expire a password every 10 hours. Right!!, it's not daily basis but it's changed every x hours basis.

[chameleondreams]

I bought the course--only $10. The course is very well organized, and it is divided up into small, easy-to-digest chunks. It starts out explaining things in simple terms and gets more complicated as required. I definitely got my $10 worth. Only problem is the guy's heavy accent, which makes him a little difficult to understand at times. That being said, overall, I'd give it an "A".

[sengar]

Can we configure LDAP client on Azure VM and app service?

[Rational]

Great explaination, but I heard simillar fiction is achieved through AD, so my doubt/questions is what diff between AD and LDAP

[iyalovecky]

I thought that the most often asked question is -- "What time is it now?"
Я думав, що найчастіше запитуване запитання це -- "Котра зараз година?"

[vetribull]

Hi sir, Hi there, is there anyways to add printers under the LDAP in Windows Server 2016?. Your reply is very much appreciated

[terminate_and_stay_resident]

Normally, any application which uses LDAP now will either uses LDAPS for authentication or SASL to wrap LDAP around another authentication protocol, such as Kerberos as LDAP is not secure. LDAP has only really got two levels of authentication, anonymous and simple. Anonymous is basically no authentication and simple is where usernames and passwords are sent in clear text over a network. By using LDAPS (instead of LDAP) you are using SSL/TLS to encrypted the data, which is much more secure, however for domain environments you can use a combination of LDAP and Kerberos (SASL), which is even more secure as Kerberos encrypts messages (like SSL/TLS), but doesn't send any credentials over the network.

[techlife]

Great video. I'm a subscriber now

[dannikarodriguez]

Great explanation, very easy to understand

[kimberlyhendricks]

This is great you explained this very well

[mdwasim]

Awesome sir.. this is great.. :) thanks.

[jakubrusiecki]

so, this is just an ad for real paid explanation ?