VAPs for ECM Systems
Open Text Directory Services is the component of Open Text Content Server—the core of Open Text Document Management and Open Text Content Lifecycle Management—that enables enterprise and extranet applications to synchronize their users and groups with a central directory service to provide network users with single log-in access..
The Directory Services component provides seamless connectivity between Content Server and a central directory service, supporting the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) or the NT LAN Manager (NTLM) protocol used by Microsoft Windows Active Directory. Organizations can administer users and groups in a single directory and have Content Server synchronize information with the centrally maintained directory service..
With Directory Services, users are transparently logged into Content Server, and are not required to enter their usernames and passwords again when accessing Content Server. This authentication facility is supported for Web browser access (under the control of the HTTP or Web application server), and for applications that access Content Server through the Open Text Application Programming Interface.
Equipped with over 10 years of experience and specialization in regulated business processes, our skilled team of Open Text Directory Services validation professionals can provide your organization with innovative and streamlined alternatives to industry standards.
USDM has been successful across many Open Text Directory Services validation projects around the globe and our best-in-class validation services coupled with proven and effective methodologies can give your organization the competitive advantage it needs to thrive in today's regulated environment.
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