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ASN Active Directory Manager vs LTB Self Service Password

ASN Active Directory Manager

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LTB Self Service Password

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FigureASN Active Directory ManagerLTB Self Service Password
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
Web—Yes
WindowsYes—
Linux—Yes
API—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published21
Spec score · Active Directory Management Software8.0 (#6)7.7 (#10)
PurposeASN Active Directory Manager manages Windows Active Directory and supports reporting and bulk management across multiple domains from one installation.Self Service Password is a PHP web application that lets users change and reset passwords in an LDAP directory.
SupportThe vendor's contact page says it provides email support and targets a response within 24 hours.The project directs users to its mailing lists for software questions and to GitHub issues for bug reports.

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ASN Active Directory Manager

  • Standard$495, paid once
  • Professional$895, paid once

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LTB Self Service Password

  • Self Service PasswordFree

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ASN Active Directory Manager

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LTB Self Service Password

LTB Self Service Password is a PHP web application that lets users change or reset passwords in LDAP directories, including standard LDAPv3 directories and Active Directory. Password resets can rely on security questions, an emailed token, or SMS through an external Email 2 SMS service or SMS API. Administrators can configure checks for length, character classes, forbidden characters and words, password reuse, entropy and breached-password status using the Have I been pwned API. Other features include CAPTCHA, password-change email notices, and scripts that run before or after a password change. Users can also update their SSH key, email address and phone number in LDAP. A REST API is available. The free, GPL-3.0-licensed software is self-hosted. Documented installation routes include a tarball, Debian or Ubuntu packages, CentOS or Red Hat packages, Docker and Git for developers. Prerequisites include PHP 7.4 or later, required PHP extensions, Smarty 3 or later, configured mail and sessions, and LDAP connectivity. The project directs software questions to its mailing lists and bug reports to GitHub issues.

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