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Tivoli vs ADAM - Windows Platforms
Topic Started: Nov 2 2009, 01:35 PM (130 Views)
georgegraham Nov 2 2009, 01:35 PM Post #1
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 Just trying to get a sense of opinions (obviously I have my own). Client is Windows platform running SQL Server DB.

Looking for opinions on Tivoli vs ADAM as LDAP - I lean to ADAM myself for performance.

Thoughts?
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schroncd Nov 9 2009, 03:53 PM Post #2
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 Personal opinion... Go with what ya know..

In Windows shops I ALWAYS recommend ADAM. In strong Unix shops I always recommend TDS, because the Unix admins have control of it. In weak Unix shops with strong Windows admins I recommend ADAM.

I personally prefer TDS because the data is in a DB2 SQL database that I can mine using SQL as well as LDAP tools. Also because I don't have to mess with any darned Windows machines - but I'm a Unix bigot..

"Go with what ya know" They both perform excellently and require minimal maintenance :thumb:

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