Red Hat plans to release a directory server later this month--a move that further pits the open-source software developer against Microsoft, Novell and Sun Microsystems. The directory server, which is ...

At the Red Hat Summit in New Orleans, Red Hat formally debuted the Red Hat Directory Server, which will be priced at a flat $15,000 subscription fee per server, per year. It will be available on Red ...

Red Hat Inc.s Red Hat Directory Server is an open-source, LDAP-based directory server descended from the popular and mature Netscape/iPlanet code base that Red Hat purchased from America Online Inc.

Red Hat Directory Server is available using the same annual subscription model as Red Hat Enterprise Linux, which includes maintenance, unlimited support incidents and upgrades. It is available for ...

At the Red Hat Summit last week in New Orleans, Red Hat formally launched the Red Hat Directory Server, which will carry a $15,000 per server per year subscription fee and ship this month. The server ...

On June 1, Red Hat announced the availability of RHDS (Red Hat Directory Server). The Linux community has had solid LDAP servers for years, such as the OpenLDAP project, but these servers haven’t been ...

NEW ORLEANS — Red Hat Inc. marked the occasion of its first user conference last week by officially launching its Directory Server, the latest addition to its open-source software arsenal. But Red Hat ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Linux vendor Red Hat has announced plans to release the Red Hat Directory Server, which is based on technology acquired from Netscape ...