Sample Virtual Directory Use Cases
- Integrating multiple directory namespaces to create a central enterprise directory..
- Supporting infrastructure integrations after mergers and acquisitions.
- Centralizing identity storage across the infrastructure, making identity information available to applications through various protocols (including LDAP, JDBC, and web services).
- Creating a single access point for web access management (WAM) tools.
- Enabling web single sign-on (SSO) across varied sources or domains.
- Supporting role-based, fine-grained authorization policies
- Enabling authentication across different security domains using each domain’s specific credential checking method.
- Improving secure access to information both inside and outside of the firewall.
- When to Synchronize, Virtualize and Federate data in the enterprise.
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