| Short for Lightweight
Directory Access Protocol, LDAP is an Internet protocol that runs over TCP
designed at the University of Michigan and based on X.500
that e-mail programs use to look up contact information.
LDAP is a much easier version of X.500,
and because of this, most e-mail clients today and in the future
contain this protocol or OpenLDAP.
Complete LDAP information and help can be found at the University
of Michigan LDAP page.
Complete information about OpenLDAP can be found here.
Also see: E-mail, Protocol,
X.500
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