For our third edition of The Production Line, we’re looking at something old, made new again with the LDAP Interface. In essence, it’s a hybrid IT game changer. If this sounds like hyperbole, note this customer quote: “[with the LDAP interface] we could finally get rid of our Lotus Notes server.” And although it spent some time cooking in Early Availability (EA), it’s now out in Generally Availability (GA) with a host of new benefits under its hood that you may not know about. What is the LDAP Interface? Before the introduction of the Okta LDAP Interface, organizations using LDAP or Active Directory (AD) servers relied on the Okta LDAP agent to authenticate users against their on-premises directory. This was great for maintaining a hybrid environment, but still forced organizations to keep one foot in the on-premises world. The LDAP interface allows orgs to migrate certain.