Feature matrix

These are the differences between our free version and the commercial LAM Pro edition.

Managed objects

The free version can already manage a lot of different LDAP entries (e.g. Unix and Windows). LAM Pro offers the full range of supported entries.

Managed objects	LAM	LAM Pro
389ds password unlocking and account status
Address book entries
Aliases
Apache Guacamole
Asterisk users/extensions
Authorized services
Auto-delete entries
Automount entries
Custom fields
Courier users and mail aliases
Devices
DHCP entries
DNS entries (Bind DLZ/dyndb + PowerDNS)
EDU person accounts
FreeRadius
General LDAP entry information
Group of (unique) names
Group of members
Heimdal Kerberos users
Hosts
IMAP mailboxes
IP addresses
Kolab users + shared folders
Kopano
Linux DiskQuota
MAC addresses
Mail routing/aliases
MIT Kerberos users
NIS netgroups
NIS objects
Oracle databases
Organizational roles
Password policies
Puppet
Pykota printers, users, groups and billing codes
Qmail users
Quotas for users/groups
rfc2307bis schema support
Samba users/groups
Simple Security Object
Windows users/groups
AD LDS users/groups
SSH keys
Sudo roles
Unix users/groups

Features

LAM's free edition includes features like 2-factor authentication, configuration profiles and batch operations out-of-the-box. LAM Pro adds additional enterprise features like user self-service incl. password reset, white pages and custom scripting.

Features	LAM	LAM Pro
2-factor authentication
Access levels
Configuration profiles
Cron jobs PPolicy/Shadow/Windows: email users before password expires FreeRadius, QMail, Shadow, Windows: delete or move expired accounts LastBind: deactivate orphan accounts
Custom scripts
File upload
LDAP browser
LDAP server information
Logging
Multiple languages
Password reset page
PDF export
Profiles
Schema browser
Multi edit
User self-service
White pages