The supported formats are: LDIF, DSML v1, DSML v2, MS Excel, CSV, Plain Text and HTML.

The supported formats are: LDIF, DSML v1, DSML v2, CSV and Plain Text files.

Customize your application look and create your own toolbars layout.

Create your own visualization of entry contents making regular HTML pages equipped with build-in editing capabilities.

Implemented support for the two most wide spread LDAP search operation extensions to enable handling directories that contain huge numbers of entries.

The ManageDsaIT control is used to maintain subordinate knowledge information implemented by many LDAP servers via entries of the referral object class.

SASL is an Internet standards tracking method to authenticate remote computers. In contrast to the original LDAP authentication mechanism called simple bind, SASL provides more authentication security and we recommend to take every opportunity available to use SASL authentication instead of simple bind.

TLS (Transport Level Security), formerly known as SSL, is a transport level security that prevents your data from being compromised or falsified during transfer from server to client.

Credentials Manager is a centralized, well-protected way to store and manage credentials used to access LDAP servers.

Protects directory information from all sorts of accidental modifications.

A tool to display server-specific internal monitoring and statistics information.

Facilitates creation of objects by providing appropriate wizards depending of the current context.

Detects an LDAP server type using heuristic algorithms and adjusts the application behavior to a particular type for best performance.

A tool that offers rapid, visual building and editing of LDAP filters. It includes customizable syntax highlighting, intellisense, expanded view and drag-and-drop.

The Basket is used for the collective management of LDAP entries located in different subtrees of several LDAP servers.

Allows applying multiple modifications to several LDAP entries.

Full backup and restore of the application configuration.

An easy-to-use tool to create, delete or manage the replication of Active Directory Application Partitions.

With this feature, you can select additional columns containing values of the specified attributes of entries in the List View pane, Basket and the Directory Search Results window.

LDAP Administrator reports gather LDAP information from an LDAP server and present it to you in a more clear and concise manner. Reports facilitate LDAP directory analysis and monitoring and provide users with essential information about directory infrastructure and objects.

With this tool, you can now use LDAP Administrator to view and edit LDIF documents. LDIF Editor has many helpful features like syntax coloring based on LDIF file format, outlining, IntelliSense, etc. introduced to simplify the process of viewing and editing LDIF files.

Print Preview and Print features are now supported in HTML Pane and LDIF Editor.

A tool to clear search and auto-complete history.

The log lets you obtain detailed information on what LDAP requests are sent by LDAP Administrator to the server and what replies the server returns. These data can be displayed in DSML2 or LDIF formats.

LDAP-SQL support allows you to create, modify, delete, and search LDAP entries using SQL-like syntax.

Allows to choose colors for groups and profiles to classify them.

Navigation Bar replicates the address bar display of Windows 7's Explorer. It combines the history of browsed LDAP entries with the possibility to quickly switch between them, the Quick Search tool, and a new breadcrumb navigation control. Breadcrumb is a very powerful navigational tool that provides two dimensions for navigation: the horizontal breadcrumb structure that lead from the root of the directory to the current entry, and then any one of these breadcrumbs can be navigated vertically, through the child elements.

Allows to work in IPv4 and IPv6 networks simultaneously.

Allows you to display empty attributes in the List View.

Allows you to automatically construct a command line for the laimex.exe tool using the Import/Export Data Wizard.

List View enables you to break LDAP entries into different groups, depending on what property or attribute you choose.

You can import or export groups and group members with just a few clicks.

Allows you to enable or disable multiple user accounts in one operation.

With the Chips Editor, inserting the DN of a directory object has been made much easier. Instead of locating an object manually in the directory tree, now you can quickly find it by name or even by a part of the name.

Allows to rename multiple objects with one operation. In addition, you can generate a unique name for each object using value references.

You can quickly access recently opened LDIF documents directly from the Windows taskbar.

The status of long-running operations is displayed in the Windows taskbar so that you can track them even when the LDAP Administrator window is not active.

Allows you to copy and paste binary values as HEX strings in the Binary Editor.

LDAP Administrator now allows you to view dynamic group members, modify dynamic membership rules, as well as add and remove static members from dynamic groups.

You can manage membership filters for query-based groups and view their members.

With the latest version you get the capability to add multiple members to multiple groups using the Add to Group and Add Members operations.

You can now filter membership objects in group and member lists.

LDAP subentries can now be displayed and modified with LDAP Administrator.

Enjoy a built-in visual editor for the subtreeSpecification attribute. You can choose between either a visual mode or plain text editing mode.

The new version now has full support for high DPI screens, eliminating all the scaling problems at high resolutions.