Dell iDRAC8 manual Configuring USB Management Port Using Web interface

•Allowed notifications: Email, SNMP trap, remote syslog and WS-Eventing.

•Actions: None.

An error message is displayed and logged to Lifecycle Controller log when:

•You try to configure the USB management port without the Server Control user privilege.

•A USB device is in use by iDRAC and you attempt to modify the USB Management Port Mode.

•A USB device is in use by iDRAC and you remove the device.

Configuring USB Management Port Using Web interface

To configure the USB port:

1.In the iDRAC Web interface, go to Overview → Hardware → USB Management Port. The Configure USB Management Port page is displayed.

2.From the USB Management Port Mode drop-down menu, select any of the following options:

•Automatic — USB Port is used by iDRAC or the server’s operating system.

•Standard OS Use — USB port is used by the server OS.

•iDRAC Direct only — USB pot is used by iDRAC.

3.From the iDRAC Managed: USB XML Configuration drop-down menu, select options to configure a server by importing XML configuration files stored on a USB drive:

•Disabled

•Enabled only when server has default credential settings

•Enabled

For information about the fields, see the iDRAC Online Help.

4.Click Apply to apply the settings.

Configuring USB Management Port Using RACADM

To configure the USB management port, use the following RACADM sub commands and objects:

•To view the USB port status:

racadm get iDRAC.USB.ManagementPortStatus

•To view the USB port configuration:

racadm get iDRAC.USB.ManagementPortMode

•To modify the USB port configuration:

racadm set iDRAC.USB.ManagementPortMode <AutomaticOSiDRAC>

•To view USB device inventory: racadm hwinventory

•To set up over current alert configuration: racadm eventfilters

For more information, see the iDRAC RACADM Command Line Interface Reference Guide available at dell.com/esmmanuals.com.

Configuring USB Management Port Using iDRAC Settings Utility

To configure the USB port:

1.In the iDRAC Settings Utility, go to Media and USB Port Settings.

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