LDAP Viewer looks things up in Active Directory, or any LDAP server, and shows the answers readably. It's for people who need AD data in their work, such as a group's objectGUID, who is in a group or a user's attributes, without AD's own tools or the command line.
- Profiles remember a server, who to sign in as, where to search and what to show. Start from fills in common searches (a group's objectGUID, a user, a group's members), and Test connection checks everything before you search.
- Search for one name or paste a whole list, one per line. Results come back in the order of your list, and the lines that found nothing are named.
- Values you can read: objectGUIDs, SIDs and AD dates are shown in a readable form next to the raw value. Click any value to copy it.
- Copy and export a value, a column or all results, as text, a table for Excel, CSV, LDIF or JSON, or through your own Excel/CSV templates.
- Sign in with a user name and password, asked once and never stored, or, on a computer joined to the domain, as the user logged in to it (Kerberos).
- Share a profile with a colleague as a file; it never contains a user name or password.
Installing
| System |
File |
How |
| Windows 10/11 |
Windows installer (MSI) |
Run it and accept the licence. It installs for all users and asks for administrator rights. IT can deploy it silently with msiexec /i <file>.msi /qn. |
| macOS, Apple Silicon |
macOS (Apple Silicon) |
Open the dmg, agree to the licence and drag LDAP Viewer to Applications. |
| Ubuntu, Debian |
Ubuntu / Debian (deb) |
sudo apt install ./<file>.deb |
| Arch Linux |
Arch Linux package |
sudo pacman -U <file>.pkg.tar.zst |
The Windows and macOS installers are signed by Devolent AB.
Questions or problems: support@devolent.com
