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What are the differences between LDAP and Active Directory authentication?

I tried to search without success. (I know the difference between LDAP and Active Directory. Also read this. What are the differences between LDAP and Active Directory? )

According to my understanding, LDAP authenticates (communicates) with DN (distinguishes name) and password. For instance.CN=bob, OU=Users,DC=test,DC=com

Authentication of Active Directory with a short username or full username and password. For instance. boborbob@test.com

Therefore, LDAP does not allow users with the same CN in the same tree (OU), but it allows the same CN in a different organizational unit. Active Directory does not allow the same username in the same domain, even a user object located in a different Active Directory tree. Active Directory allows you to use the same username in different domains.

Other differences?

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I'm not sure if you really know the difference between LDAP and Active Directory. Active Directory is built on top of LDAP, just like HTTP is built on top of TCP. You cannot make any meaningful comparisons.

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