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ILASH
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ILASHInstitute for Language, Speech and Hearing (University of Sheffield, UK)
ILASHInnosoft LDAP Administrative Shell
ILASHIncorporating Learning Strategies in Hypermedia
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Innosoft's LDAP Administrative Shell The Innosoft LDAP Administrative Shell (ILASH) is a flexible scripting tool, based on the Tcl scripting language, that provides an LDAP-enabled shell environment for remote management and monitoring of one or more LDAP servers.
Innosoft Announces Enhanced Security and Management for LDAP ... by Business Wire
The Innosoft LDAP Administrative Shell is an extensible shell environment, based on the Tcl scripting language, used to manage multiple LDAP servers and perform common administrative tasks.
Innosoft's LDAP Directory Services Now Available on Linux by Business Wire
The Innosoft LDAP Administrative Shell is an extensible shell environment, based on the Tcl scripting language, used to manage multiple LDAP servers and perform common administrative tasks.
Innosoft's LDAP Directory Services Now Available on Linux by Business Wire
 
 
 
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