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Active Directory (AD) supports both Kerberos and LDAP – Microsoft AD is by far the most common directory services system in use today. AD provides Single-SignOn (SSO) and works well in the office and over VPN.
Unfortunately, while there are free LDAP server software solutions available, the physical server hardware required to stand up an LDAP instance is generally not free. On average, an LDAP server can cost an IT organization anywhere from $4K to $20K, depending on the model and capabilities.
Use these steps to install it. Right-click the Start button and choose “Settings” > “Apps” > “Manage optional features” > “Add feature“. Select “RSAT: Active Directory Domain Services and Lightweight Directory Tools“. Select “Install“, then wait while Windows installs the feature.
The Basic version of Azure Active Directory costs $1 per user per month (with standard volume licensing discounts available) with access to up to 10 apps per user. The Premium version, in standalone form, costs $4 per user per month.
Microsoft 365 uses Azure Active Directory (Azure AD), a cloud-based user identity and authentication service that is included with your Microsoft 365 subscription, to manage identities and authentication for Microsoft 365.
Active Directory does not come with Windows 10 by default so you’ll have to download it from Microsoft. If you’re not using Windows 10 Professional or Enterprise, the installation will not work.
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