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LTB Self Service Password vs Softerra Adaxes

LTB Self Service Password

ltb-project.org

Softerra Adaxes

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FigureLTB Self Service PasswordSofterra Adaxes
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
LinuxYes—
APIYes—
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published110
Spec score · Active Directory Management Software7.7 (#10)8.0 (#7)
DeploymentThe maker documents installation from a tarball, Debian or Ubuntu packages, CentOS or Red Hat packages, Docker, and Git for developers.The download page provides Windows MSI and macOS PKG installers for the 2026.1 release.
SupportThe project directs users to its mailing lists for software questions and to GitHub issues for bug reports.Standard support is free, evaluation includes full support access, and premium support comes with Annual Maintenance and Support with a guaranteed business-day response within 24 hours.

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LTB Self Service Password

  • Self Service PasswordFree

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Softerra Adaxes

  • Free evaluationFree
  • Up to 100 user accounts$1,600, paid once
  • Up to 200 user accounts$2,084.21, paid once
  • Up to 400 user accounts$3,052.63, paid once
  • Up to 600 user accounts$4,021.05, paid once
  • Up to 800 user accounts$4,989.47, paid once
  • Up to 1,000 user accounts$5,957.89, paid once
  • Up to 1,500 user accounts$8,378.95, paid once
  • Up to 2,000 user accounts$10,800, paid once
  • Medium business packagePriced on request

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In their own words

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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Softerra Adaxes

Softerra Adaxes automates administration of Active Directory and Microsoft Entra ID, with unified management for Exchange and Microsoft 365. Condition-based rules can handle onboarding, mailbox creation, license assignment, home-folder setup, welcome emails, and offboarding. Administrators can manage users, groups, mailboxes, and Microsoft 365 licenses in a browser, while users can reset passwords or unlock accounts through the web interface, login screens, or a corporate portal integration. Role-based access control and configurable approval steps support delegated administration. Operations are logged with who, when, and host details, and logs can be integrated with centralized systems through Syslog. The product includes more than 200 reports, custom reporting, and scheduled delivery, as well as REST API, SPML 2.0, and ADSI support. Multiple services can provide load balancing and automatic failover. A 30-day full-functionality evaluation costs nothing. Perpetual licenses start at $1,600, paid once for up to 100 enabled, non-expired accounts, with annual maintenance and support listed at $480.00.

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