Since it sounds like your company is rather small, I would
recommend you
setup your tree flat like this:
ou=people,dc=company,dc=com
cn=Bob Jones
cn=Freedy Johnson
cn=Sally Smith
...
Then, allow anonymous read access to ou=people and below to the
appropriate fields (cn, givenName, mail, telephoneNumber,
postalAddress,
etc.)
Your needs are very basic since you won't be needing
authentication, which
is where LDAP gets hairy. If all you want is an address book, both
OpenLDAP and FDS should get you going quite well.
Our org is really quite small (8 employees - only 3 really *need*
access to the address book). One question I have not seen a clear
answer for: If I want to allow my users to create/modify/delete
contacts info in the LDAP server, that will require auth, no? Is
that the hairiness of which you speak?
-- Kimball
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