Internet Explorer Browser Configurations for ActiveX based Virtual Console and Virtual Media Applications

This section provides information about the Internet Explorer browser settings required to launch and run ActiveX based Virtual Console and Virtual Media applications.

NOTE: Clear the browser’s cache and then perform the browser configuration settings. For more information, see "Clear Your Browser’s Cache" on page 206.

Common Settings for Microsoft Windows Operating Systems

1In Internet Explorer, go to ToolsInternet OptionsSecurity tab.

2Select the Zone you want to use to run the application.

3Click Custom. If you are using Internet Explorer 8, click Custom level. The Security Settings window is displayed.

4Under ActiveX controls and plug-ins:

Select the Prompt option for Download signed ActiveX controls

Select the Enable or Prompt option for Run ActiveX controls and plug- ins

Select the Enable or Prompt option for Script ActiveX controls marked safe for scripting

Click OK and again click OK.

Additional Settings for Windows Vista or Newer Microsoft Operating Systems

The Internet Explorer browsers in Windows Vista or newer operating systems have an additional security feature called ‘Protected Mode’.

You can launch and run ActiveX applications in Internet Explorer browsers with ‘Protected Mode’ in one of the following ways:

Go to Program FilesInternet Explorer. Right-clickiexplore.exe and click Run as administrator.

Add the iDRAC IP address to the Trusted Sites. To do this:

1In Internet Explorer, go to ToolsInternet OptionsSecurityTrusted Sites.

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