- Also known as "TelcoLDAP" - is the telco-oriented fork of OpenLDAP.
 - A number of new features, most of which deal with highload and multi-master clustering.
 - Bug fixing and code quality improvement.
 
But no Windows, Mac OS, FreeBSD, Solaris or HP-UX; just only Linux!
- Several 2x2 multi-master clusters
 - Up to ~100 million records, up to ~100 GB of data
 - Up to ~10K updates per second, up to ~25K searches
 
No other LDAP server can provide this level of performance now (due to replication failures, inadequate performance or high risk of a crash).
We consider that the original OpenLDAP project was failed due the following reasons:
- disregard for support by community and code clarity.
 - giant technical debt and incredible low code quality.
 - unreasonable desire to support the wide range of an obsolete archaic systems and compilers.
 
Below is a list of changes made within the ReOpenLDAP project. For a description of the new features, please see the man page for slapd.conf. For the changes merged from OpenLDAP project, please see the CHANGES.OpenLDAP file.
- multi-master replication is working properly and robustly (it seems no other LDAP server can do this)
 reopenldap [iddqd] [idkfa] [idclip]quorum { [vote-sids ...] [vote-rids ...] [auto-sids] [auto-rids] [require-sids ...] [require-rids ...] [all-links] }quorum limit-concurrent-refreshbiglock { none | local | common }- storage (mdbx): dreamcatcher & oom-handler (ITS#7974)
 - storage (mdbx): lifo & coalesce (ITS#7958)
 - storage (mdbx): steady & weak datasync
 - bundled with all known contributed modules/overlays/plugins
 
syncprov-showstatus { none | running | all }crash-backtrace on|offcoredump-limit <mbytes>memory-limit <mbytes>- checkpoints by volume-of-changes and periodically in seconds
 - syncrepl's 
requirecheckpresentoption keepalive <idle>:<probes>:<interval>for incoming connections- built-in memory checker, including ls-malloc
 - ready for AddressSanitizer and Valgrind
 - ready for LTO (Link-Time Optimization) by GCC and clang
 - support for OpenSSL 1.1.x, Mozilla NSS, GnuTLS and LibreSSL 2.5.x
 
- all from openldap/master and openldap/2.4 branches
 - a lot for replication, especially for multi-master
 - removed ~5K warnings from GCC/clang
 - removed ~1K warnings from ThreadSanitizer (a data race detector)
 - removed most of memory leaks (tests could be passed under Valgrind)
 - checked with PVS-Studio static analyser, see details