Logging into iDRAC Using Single Sign-on | Dell iDRAC8 specification

3.Enter the Smart Card PIN for local Smart Card users. You are logged into the iDRAC.

NOTE: If you are a local user for whom Enable CRL check for Smart Card Logon is enabled, iDRAC attempts to download the CRL and checks the CRL for the user's certificate. The login fails if the certificate is listed as revoked in the CRL or if the CRL cannot be downloaded for some reason.

Related Links

Enabling or Disabling Smart Card Login

Configuring iDRAC Smart Card Login for Local Users

Logging Into iDRAC as an Active Directory User Using Smart Card

Before you log in as a Active Directory user using Smart Card, make sure to:

•Upload a Trusted Certificate Authority (CA) certificate (CA-signed Active Directory certificate) to iDRAC.

•Configure the DNS server.

•Enable Active Directory login.

•Enable Smart Card login.

To log in to iDRAC as an Active Directory user using smart card:

1.Log in to iDRAC using the link https://[IP address].

The iDRAC Login page is displayed prompting you to insert the Smart Card.

NOTE: If the default HTTPS port number (port 443) is changed, type: https://[IP address]:[port number] where, [IP address] is the iDRAC IP address and [port number] is the HTTPS port number.

2.Insert the Smart Card and click Login. The PIN pop-up is displayed.

3.Enter the PIN and click Submit.

You are logged in to iDRAC with your Active Directory credentials.

NOTE:

If the smart card user is present in Active Directory, an Active Directory password is not required.

Related Links

Enabling or Disabling Smart Card Login

Configuring iDRAC Smart Card Login for Active Directory Users

Logging into iDRAC Using Single Sign-on

When Single Sign-On (SSO) is enabled, you can log in to iDRAC without entering your domain user authentication credentials, such as user name and password.

Related Links

Configuring iDRAC SSO Login for Active Directory Users

Logging into iDRAC SSO Using iDRAC Web Interface

Before logging into iDRAC using Single Sign-on, make sure that:

37

Image 37

Dell iDRAC8 manual Logging into iDRAC Using Single Sign-on, Logging into iDRAC SSO Using iDRAC Web Interface

Contents

Page Page Contents Setting Up Managed System and Management Station Configuring iDRAC Viewing iDRAC and Managed System Information 108 Setting Up iDRAC Communication 118 Configuring User Accounts and Privileges 138 Managing Logs 184 Configuring iDRAC to Send Alerts 172 Inventory, Monitoring, and Configuring Network Devices 195 Monitoring and Managing Power 189 Managing Storage Devices 203 Configuring and Using Virtual Console 249 Managing Virtual Media 261 Installing and Using Vmcli Utility 269Managing vFlash SD Card 272 Using iDRAC Service Module 292 Using Smclp 283Using USB Port for Server Management 296 Using iDRAC Quick Sync 302 Frequently Asked Questions 323 Troubleshooting Managed System Using iDRAC 312 Use Case Scenarios 341 Overview Benefits of Using iDRAC With Lifecycle Controller Key Features Page New In This Release Page Supported Web Browsers How To Use This Users GuideManaging Licenses Types of Licenses Importing License After Replacing Motherboard License Operations Managing Licenses Using iDRAC Web Interface Licensable Features In iDRAC8Managing Licenses Using Racadm SSH Page Page Page Interfaces and Protocols to Access iDRAC Use Racadm locally and remotely Vmcli Snmp IDRAC Port Information Other Documents You May Need Social Media Reference Contacting Dell Accessing documents from Dell support sitePage Logging into iDRAC Logging Into iDRAC as a Local User Using Smart Card Logging into iDRAC Using Smart Card Logging into iDRAC SSO Using iDRAC Web Interface Logging into iDRAC Using Single Sign-on Logging into iDRAC SSO Using CMC Web Interface Accessing iDRAC Using Remote RacadmValidating CA Certificate To Use Remote Racadm on Linux Addressport number where, Fqdn address is the iDRAC Fqdn Ssh username@domain Ssh username@IPaddress Logging in to iDRAC Using Public Key Authentication Changing Default Login Password Using Web Interface Changing Default Login PasswordMultiple iDRAC Sessions Changing Default Login Password Using Racadm Enabling or Disabling Default Password Warning MessageRacadm set iDRAC.Users.index.Password Password Setting Up iDRAC IP Address Setting Up Managed System and Management Station Setting Up iDRAC IP Using iDRAC Settings Utility Network Settings IPv4 Settings Common SettingsIPv6 Settings Ipmi Settings Vlan Settings Setting Up iDRAC IP Using CMC Web InterfaceEnabling Auto-discovery Configuring Servers and Server Components Using Auto Config Dhcp Options Auto Config Sequence Configuring Option 43 on Windows Filename iDRACConfig.XML or iDRACConfig-service-tag.XML.-f Enabling Auto Config Using iDRAC Web Interface Enabling Auto Config Using Racadm Using Hash Passwords for Improved SecurityHash Password Using Racadm Accessing iDRAC Remotely Setting Up Management StationHash Password in Server Configuration Profile Modifying Local Administrator Account Settings Setting Up Managed SystemSetting Up Managed System Location Setting Up Managed System Location Using Web Interface Modifying Thermal Settings Using iDRAC Web Interface Optimizing System Performance and Power ConsumptionPage Modifying Thermal Settings Using Racadm System.thermalsettings Error RAC947 InvalidRacadm set system.thermalsettings FanSpeedOffset Object value modified FanSpeedMax Racadm get system.thermalsettings.FanS peedOffsetOffsetVal FanSpeedMaxOffsetVal Modifying Thermal Settings Using iDRAC Settings Utility Configuring Supported Web Browsers Page Adding iDRAC to the List of Trusted Domains Disabling Whitelist Feature in FirefoxViewing Localized Versions of Web Interface Updating Device Firmware Bios Downloading Device Firmware Updating Firmware Using iDRAC Web InterfaceUpdating Single Device Firmware Updating Firmware Using Repository Updating Firmware Using FTP Updating Device Firmware Using Http Updating Device Firmware Using Tftp Updating Device Firmware Using Racadm Scheduling Automatic Firmware Update Using Web Interface Scheduling Automatic Firmware Updates Updating Firmware Using DUP Updating Firmware Using CMC Web InterfaceScheduling Automatic Firmware Update Using Racadm Racadm get lifecycleController.lcattributes.AutoUpdate Updating Firmware Using Remote Racadm Viewing and Managing Staged Updates Rolling Back Device Firmware Viewing and Managing Staged Updates Using Racadm Rollback Firmware Using CMC Web Interface Rollback Firmware Using iDRAC Web Interface Using Tftp Server Rollback Firmware Using Racadm Backing Up Server Profile Backing Up Server Profile Using iDRAC Web InterfacePage Racadm systemconfig getbackupscheduler Scheduling Automatic Backup Server Profile Using RacadmRacadm systemconfig clearbackupscheduler Restore is already running Importing Server Profile Using iDRAC Web Interface Monitoring iDRAC Using Other Systems Management Tools Configuring iDRAC Viewing iDRAC Information Using Web Interface Modifying Network SettingsViewing iDRAC Information Using Racadm Viewing iDRAC Information Modifying Network Settings Using Local Racadm Modifying Network Settings Using Web InterfaceRacadm set iDRAC.Nic.Enable Racadm set iDRAC.IPv4.Address Configure IP Filtering Using iDRAC Web Interface Configuring IP FilteringConfiguring IP Filtering Using Racadm Configuring Services Configuring Services Using Racadm Configuring Services Using Web Interface Racadm set iDRAC.Webserver.HttpsRedirection Disabled Using VNC Client to Manage Remote ServerRacadm set iDRAC.Webserver.HttpsRedirection Enabled Enabling or Disabling HTTPs Redirection Configuring VNC Server Using Racadm Configuring VNC Server Using iDRAC Web InterfaceSetting Up VNC Viewer With SSL Encryption Setting Up VNC Viewer Without SSL Encryption Configuring LCD Setting Configuring Front Panel DisplayConfiguring LCD Setting Using Web Interface Format is iDRAC IP addressVNC port number Configuring System ID LED Setting Using Web Interface Configuring System ID LED Setting Setting First Boot Device Configuring Time Zone and NTPConfiguring Time Zone and NTP Using iDRAC Web Interface Configuring Time Zone and NTP Using Racadm Setting First Boot Device Using Racadm Setting First Boot Device Using Web InterfaceSetting First Boot Device Using Virtual Console Enabling Last Crash Screen Enabling or Disabling OS to iDRAC Pass-through Racadm config -g cfgRacTuning -o cfgRacTuneAsrEnable Supported Operating Systems for USB NIC Supported Cards for OS to iDRAC Pass-through Avahi-0.6.16-10.el56.i386.rpm Mdns-0.10-4.el5.i386.rpm Installing VIB File Obtaining Certificates SSL Server Certificates Generating a New Certificate Signing Request Generating CSR Using Racadm Generating CSR Using Web InterfaceUploading Server Certificate Using Web Interface Uploading Server Certificate Uploading Custom Signing Certificate Viewing Server Certificate Deleting Custom SSL Certificate Signing Certificate Downloading Custom SSL Certificate Signing CertificateDownloading Custom Signing Certificate Configuring Multiple iDRACs Using Racadm Creating an iDRAC Configuration File Parsing Rules CfgUserAdmin CfgUserAdminIndex=11 Modifying the iDRAC IP Address Page Viewing Managed System Health and Properties Viewing iDRAC and Managed System InformationViewing System Inventory Viewing Sensor Information Sensor Information Using Web Interface and Racadm Monitoring Performance Index of CPU, Memory, and I/O Modules Page Checking the System for Fresh Air Compliance Viewing Historical Temperature Data Configuring Warning Threshold for Inlet Temperature Viewing Historical Temperature Data Using Racadm Viewing Network Interfaces Available On Host OS Viewing Network Interfaces Available on Host OS Using Racadm Viewing FlexAddress Mezzanine Card Fabric Connections Terminating iDRAC Sessions Using Web InterfaceViewing or Terminating iDRAC Sessions Terminating iDRAC Sessions Using Racadm Smclp SSH Setting Up iDRAC Communication Local Racadm Local Racadm is Installed Remote Services Enabling RAC Serial Connection Using Web Interface Configuring Bios For Serial ConnectionEnabling RAC Serial Connection Using Racadm Enabling RAC Serial Connection Enabling Serial Connection Ipmi Mode Using Racadm Enabling Serial Connection Using Web Interface Additional Settings For Ipmi Serial Terminal Mode Switching From Serial Console to RAC Serial Communicating With iDRAC Using Ipmi SOLSwitching From RAC Serial to Serial Console Esc +Shift Configuring iDRAC to Use SOL Using iDRAC Web Interface Configuring iDRAC to Use SOLConfiguring iDRAC to Use SOL Using Racadm Enabling Supported Protocol Using Racadm Enabling Supported Protocol Using Web InterfaceEnabling Supported Protocol SOL Using SSH or Telnet Protocol SOL Using Ipmi ProtocolUsing set commandracadm set iDRAC.SSH.Port port number Using SOL From Putty On Windows Connect Console com2 Racadm config -g cfgSerial -o cfgSerialHistorySize number Configuring Ipmi Over LAN Using Web Interface Communicating With iDRAC Using Ipmi Over LANConfiguring Ipmi Over LAN Using iDRAC Settings Utility Ctrl Enabling or Disabling Remote Racadm Using Web Interface Configuring Ipmi Over LAN Using RacadmEnabling or Disabling Remote Racadm Using Racadm Enabling or Disabling Remote Racadm Kernel ............. console=ttyS1,115200n8r console=tty1 Disabling Local Racadm Console=ttyS1,115200n8r console=tty1 Enabling Login to the Virtual Console After BootCo2345respawn/sbin/agetty -h -L 57600 ttyS1 ansi TtyS1 Supported SSH Cryptography Schemes HMAC-SHA1-96 Using Public Key Authentication For SSH Generating Public Keys for Linux Generating Public Keys for WindowsUploading SSH Keys Deleting SSH Keys Viewing SSH KeysKey-text $ racadm sshpkauth -i 2 -k 1 -f pkkey.key All keys racadm sshpkauth -i 2 to 16 -d -k all Specific key racadm sshpkauth -i 2 to 16 -d -k 1 to Configuring Local Users Configuring User Accounts and PrivilegesConfiguring Local Users Using iDRAC Web Interface Using config command racadm getconfig -u username Configuring Local Users Using Racadm# cfgUserAdminIndex=XX CfgUserAdminUserName= Enabling iDRAC User With Permissions Adding iDRAC User Using Racadm Configuring Active Directory Users Enabling SSL on Domain Controller Exporting Domain Controller Root CA Certificate to iDRAC Installing SSL Certificate For Each Domain Controller Standard Schema Active Directory Overview Supported Active Directory Authentication MechanismsImporting iDRAC Firmware SSL Certificate Configuration of iDRAC with Active Directory Standard Schema Single Domain Versus Multiple Domain Scenarios Configuring Standard Schema Active Directory 147 Racadm sslcertdownload -t 0x1 -f RAC SSL certificate Racadm sslcertupload -t 0x2 -f ADS root CA certificate Active Directory Schema Extensions Extended Schema Active Directory OverviewOverview of iDRAC Schema Extensions Base OID is Typical Setup for Active Directory Objects Accumulating Privileges Using Extended Schema Configuring Extended Schema Active Directory Using Dell Schema Extender Extending Active Directory Schema Classes and Attributes DellRAC4Privileges Class False Ldaptypecaseignorestring Creating iDRAC Device Object Adding iDRAC Users and Privileges to Active Directory Providing User Access Privileges For Association Objects Adding iDRAC Devices or iDRAC Device Groups This case, you must upload a CA certificate Testing Active Directory Settings Using iDRAC Web Interface Testing Active Directory Settings Testing Active Directory Settings Using Racadm Configuring Generic Ldap Users Testing Ldap Directory Service Settings Configuring Generic Ldap Directory Service Using RacadmTesting Ldap Directory Service Settings Using Racadm 164 Configuring iDRAC for Single Sign-On or Smart Card Login Generating Kerberos Keytab File Configuring Firefox to Enable Active Directory SSO Configuring Browser to Enable Active Directory SSOCreating Active Directory Objects and Providing Privileges Configuring iDRAC Smart Card Login for Local Users Configuring iDRAC SSO Login for Active Directory UsersRacadm config -g cfgActiveDirectory -o cfgADSSOEnable Racadm set iDRAC.ActiveDirectory.SSOEnable Uploading Smart Card User Certificate Using Racadm Uploading Smart Card User Certificate Using Web InterfaceUploading Smart Card User Certificate Uploading Trusted CA Certificate For Smart Card Uploading Trusted CA Certificate For Smart Card Using Racadm Enabling or Disabling Smart Card Login Enabling or Disabling Smart Card Login Using Racadm Enabling or Disabling Smart Card Login Using Web Interface Enabling or Disabling Alerts Using Web Interface Configuring iDRAC to Send AlertsEnabling or Disabling Alerts Enabling or Disabling Alerts Using iDRAC Settings Utility Enabling or Disabling Alerts Using RacadmFiltering Alerts Using iDRAC Web Interface Filtering Alerts Filtering Alerts Using Racadm Setting Event AlertsSetting Event Alerts Using Web Interface Setting Event Alerts Using Racadm Setting Event Actions Setting Alert Recurrence Event Configuring IP Alert Destinations Configuring Email Alert, Snmp Trap, or Ipmi Trap SettingsConfiguring IP Alert Destinations Using Web Interface Configuring IP Alert Destinations Using Racadm Configuring Email Alert Settings Using Web Interface Configuring Email Alert SettingsConfiguring Email Alert Settings Using Racadm Racadm config -g cfgEmailAlert -o cfgEmailAlertEnable -i 4 Racadm set iDRAC.EmailAlert.Enable.4 Configuring Smtp Email Server Address SettingsRacadm set iDRAC.EmailAlert.Address.1 email-address Racadm set iDRAC.EmailAlert.CustomMsg.index custom-message Alerts Message IDs Configuring WS Eventing DIS RDU VME Viewing System Event Log Using Racadm Viewing System Event Log Using Web InterfaceManaging Logs Viewing System Event Log Viewing Lifecycle Log Viewing System Event Log Using iDRAC Settings Utility Viewing Lifecycle Log Using Racadm Viewing Lifecycle Log Using Web InterfaceExporting Lifecycle Controller Logs Using Web Interface Exporting Lifecycle Controller Logs Exporting Lifecycle Controller Logs Using Racadm Configuring Remote System LoggingConfiguring Remote System Logging Using Web Interface Adding Work Notes Configuring Remote System Logging Using Racadm Monitoring Power Monitoring and Managing PowerMonitoring Power Using Web Interface Executing Power Control Operations Setting Warning Threshold for Power ConsumptionMonitoring Power Using Racadm Executing Power Control Operations Using Web Interface Executing Power Control Operations Using Racadm Power CappingPower Capping in Blade Servers Viewing and Configuring Power Cap Policy Configuring Power Cap Policy Using Racadm Configuring Power Cap Policy Using Web InterfaceConfiguring Power Cap Policy Using iDRAC Settings Utility Configuring Power Supply Options Using Web Interface Configuring Power Supply OptionsConfiguring Power Supply Options Using Racadm Enabling or Disabling Power Button Monitoring Network Devices Using Web Interface Inventory, Monitoring, and Configuring Network DevicesMonitoring Network Devices Using Racadm Inventory and Monitoring Network Devices Monitoring FC HBA Devices Using Racadm Monitoring FC HBA Devices Using Web InterfaceInventory and Monitoring FC HBA Devices Supported Cards for I/O Identity Optimization Enabling or Disabling I/O Identity Optimization Supported Bios Version for I/O Identity Optimization Racadm set idrac.ioidopt.IOIDOptEnable Enabled Configuring Persistence Policy SettingsRacadm set idrac.ioidopt.IOIDOptEnable Disabled Racadm get iDRAC.IOIDOpt Configuring Persistence Policy Settings Using Racadm Default Values for Persistence PolicyISCSI Initiator and Storage Target Default Values ISCSI Initiator -Default Values Page Managing Storage Devices Understanding RAID Concepts Hardware And Software RAID What Is RAID?RAID Concepts Choosing RAID Levels Organizing Data Storage For Availability And PerformanceRAID Levels RAID Level 1 Mirroring RAID Level 0 Striping RAID Level 5 Striping With Distributed Parity RAID Level 6 Striping With Additional Distributed Parity RAID Level 50 Striping Over RAID 5 Sets RAID Level 60 Striping Over RAID 6 Sets RAID Level 10 Striped-Mirrors Comparing RAID Level Performance = Number of RAID sets 214 Supported Controllers Summary of Supported Features for Storage DevicesSupported Enclosures Supported RAID Controllers Feature Name Perc 9 Controllers Perc 8 Controllers PCIe SSD Inventory and Monitoring Storage Devices Monitoring Storage Device Using Web Interface Managing Physical Disks Viewing Storage Device TopologyAssigning or Unassigning Physical Disk as Global Hot spare Convert To RAID Capable Disk Assigning or Unassigning Global Hot spare Using Racadm Convert To Non-RAID Disk Managing Virtual DisksCreating Virtual Disks Considerations Before Creating Virtual Disks Creating Virtual Disks Using Web interface Editing Virtual Disk Cache Policies Creating Virtual Disks Using Racadm Checking Virtual Disk Consistency Deleting Virtual Disks Fast Initialization Initializing Virtual DisksFull or Slow Initialization Encrypting Virtual Disks Managing Virtual Disks Using Web InterfaceAssigning or Unassigning Dedicated Hot Spares Managing Controllers Managing Virtual Disks Using RacadmTo encrypt virtual disks racadm storage encryptvdVD Fqdd Patrol Read Mode Considerations Configuring Controller Properties BGI Rate Load BalanceCheck Consistency Create or Change Security Keys Configuring Controller Properties Using Racadm Configuring Controller Properties Using Web Interface Importing or Auto Importing Foreign Configuration Importing Foreign Configuration Using Web Interface Clearing Foreign ConfigurationImporting Foreign Configuration Using Racadm Racadm storage importconfigController Fqdd Clearing Foreign Configuration Using Web Interface Resetting Controller ConfigurationClearing Foreign Configuration Using Racadm Resetting Controller Configuration Using Web Interface Racadm storage resetconfigController Fqdd Resetting Controller Configuration Using Racadm12Gbps SAS HBA Adapter Operations Monitoring Predictive Failure Analysis On Drives Managing PCIe SSDs Controller Operations in Non-RAID HBA Mode Inventory and Monitoring PCIe SSDs Using Racadm Inventory and Monitoring PCIe SSDs Using Web InterfaceInventory and Monitoring PCIe SSDs Racadm storage get pdisks Preparing to Remove PCIe SSD Preparing to Remove PCIe SSD Using Web InterfaceRacadm storage get enclosures Erasing PCIe SSD Device Data Using Web Interface Preparing to Remove PCIe SSD Using RacadmErasing PCIe SSD Device Data Managing Enclosures or Backplanes Erasing PCIe SSD Device Data Using RacadmRacadm storage secureerasePCIeSSD Fqdd Configuring Backplane Mode Using Web Interface Configuring Backplane Mode Configuring Enclosure Using Racadm BackplaneRequestedMode=SplitMode Viewing Universal SlotsBackplaneCurrentMode=SplitMode Setting Sgpio Mode Choosing Operation Mode to Apply SettingsChoosing Operation Mode Using Web Interface Setting Sgpio Mode Using Racadm Viewing and Applying Pending Operations Choosing Operation Mode Using Racadm Viewing and Applying Pending Operations Using Racadm Storage Devices Apply Operation Scenarios Blinking or Unblinking Component LEDs Blinking or Unblinking Component LEDs Using Web Interface Blinking or Unblinking Component LEDs Using Racadm Supported Screen Resolutions and Refresh Rates Configuring and Using Virtual Console Configuring Web Browser to Use Java Plug-in Configuring Web Browsers to Use Virtual Console Configuring IE to Use ActiveX Plug-in Clearing Earlier ActiveX Versions in IE7 Clearing Browser CacheClearing Earlier ActiveX Versions in IE8 Clearing Earlier Java Versions Importing CA Certificates to Management Station Configuring Virtual ConsoleImporting CA certificate to Java Trusted Certificate Store Openssl x509 -in cacert.pem -noout -hash Configuring Virtual Console Using Racadm Configuring Virtual Console Using Web InterfacePreviewing Virtual Console Launching Virtual Console Launching Virtual Console Using Web Interface Launching Virtual Console Using URL Using Virtual Console Viewer Synchronizing Mouse Pointers Option AccelerationScheme lightweight Passing All Keystrokes Through Virtual Console Page Page Managing Virtual Media Configuring Virtual Media Using iDRAC Web Interface Configuring Virtual MediaSupported Drives and Devices Configuring Virtual Media Using Racadm Accessing Virtual MediaConfiguring Virtual Media Using iDRAC Settings Utility Attached Media State and System Response Launching Virtual Media Without Using Virtual Console Launching Virtual Media Using Virtual Console Viewing Virtual Device Details Adding Virtual Media Images Mapping Virtual Drive Resetting USB Unmapping Virtual Drive Setting Boot Order Through BiosDisplaying Correct Virtual Drives For Mapping Enabling Boot Once for Virtual Media Installing Vmcli Installing and Using Vmcli UtilityRunning Vmcli Utility Vmcli Syntax Vmcli Commands to Access Virtual Media Vmcli Operating System Shell Options Managing vFlash SD Card Configuring vFlash SD CardViewing vFlash SD Card Properties Viewing vFlash SD Card Properties Using Racadm Viewing vFlash SD Card Properties Using Web InterfaceEnabling or Disabling vFlash Functionality Initializing vFlash SD Card Using Web Interface Enabling or Disabling vFlash Functionality Using RacadmInitializing vFlash SD Card Using Racadm Initializing vFlash SD Card Initializing vFlash SD Card Using iDRAC Settings Utility Getting the Last Status Using RacadmEnter the command racadm vFlashsd status Managing vFlash Partitions Creating an Empty Partition Using Racadm Creating an Empty Partition Using the Web InterfaceCreating an Empty Partition Creating a Partition From an Image File Using Racadm Creating a Partition Using an Image File Viewing Available Partitions Using Racadm Viewing Available Partitions Using Web InterfaceFormatting a Partition Viewing Available Partitions Modifying a Partition Using Racadm Modifying a Partition Using Web InterfaceRacadm set iDRAC.vflashpartition.index.AccessType Modifying a Partition Attaching or Detaching Partitions Using Racadm Attaching or Detaching Partitions Using Web InterfaceAttaching or Detaching Partitions Racadm set iDRAC.vflashpartition.index.AttachState Deleting Existing Partitions Downloading Partition Contents Booting to a Partition Using Web Interface Booting to a PartitionBooting to a Partition Using Racadm System Management Capabilities Using Smclp Using SmclpRunning Smclp Commands Verb options target properties IDRAC Smclp Syntax Admin1/profiles1 Admin1Admin1/hdwr1 Admin1/system1 Clpsetting1 Admin1/system1/sp1/clpsvc1 Admin1/system1/sp1/settings1Admin1/system1/sp1/clpsvc1/clpendpt Admin1/system1/sp1/clpsvc1/tcpendpt Using the -display Option Using Show VerbNavigating the MAP Address Space Using the -output Option Using the -level OptionServer Power Management Usage Examples SEL Management System1 has been reset successfully Delete /system1/logs1/log1/record Show Help Exit VersionAll records deleted successfully Cd logs1/log1 show MAP Target Navigation Using iDRAC Service Module Operating System Information Automatic System Recovery OptionsReplicate Lifecycle Logs to OS Log WMI Management Providers Winrm g wmi/root Wmic /namespace\ Get-WmiObject Winrm e wmi/root Wmic /namespace\ Get-WmiObject#Users Winrm e wmi/root Using iDRAC Service Module From Racadm Using iDRAC Service Module From iDRAC Web Interface Accessing iDRAC Interface over Direct USB Connection Using USB Port for Server Management Configuring USB Management Port Settings Configuring USB Management Port Using Racadm Configuring USB Management Port Using Web interfaceRacadm get iDRAC.USB.ManagementPortStatus Racadm get iDRAC.USB.ManagementPortMode Importing Server Configuration Profile From USB Device LED Blinking Behavior LCD MessagesLogs and Results File Page Using iDRAC Quick Sync Configuring iDRAC Quick Sync Settings Using Web Interface Configuring iDRAC Quick Sync Using Mobile Device to View iDRAC Information Deploying Operating Systems Deploying Operating System Using Vmcli Deploying Operating System Using Remote File Share Managing Remote File Share Mount /dev/OSspecificdevice / userdefinedmountpoint Configuring Remote File Share Using Web InterfaceTail /var/log/messages grep Scsi Configuring Remote File Share Using Racadm Deploying Operating System Using Virtual MediaRacadm remoteimage Racadm remoteimage options Enabling SD Module and Redundancy in Bios Installing Operating System From Multiple DisksDeploying Embedded Operating System On SD Card About Idsdm 311 Using Diagnostic Console Troubleshooting Managed System Using iDRACScheduling Remote Automated Diagnostics Scheduling Remote Automated Diagnostics Using Racadm Configuring Video Capture Settings Viewing Boot and Crash Capture VideosViewing Post Codes Viewing Last System Crash Screen Viewing LogsViewing Front Panel Status Viewing System Front Panel LCD Status Viewing System Front Panel LED Status Hardware Trouble Indicators Generating Technical Support Report Viewing System Health Generating Technical Support Report Automatically Systemctl status $ systemctl start Ipmi.service Service ipmi status $ service ipmi startGenerating Technical Support Report Manually Page Resetting iDRAC Using Racadm Resetting iDRAC Using iDRAC Web InterfaceGenerating Technical Support Report Manually Using Racadm Erasing System and User Data Racadm systemErase Bios Diag Drvpack Lcdata Idrac Resetting iDRAC to Factory Default Settings System Event Log Frequently Asked QuestionsNetwork Security Active Directory Page Page Single Sign-On Virtual Console Smart Card LoginPage Page Echo 1 /proc/sys/kernel/sysrq Virtual Media Sys a x /s VFlash SD Card IDRAC Service Module Snmp AuthenticationStorage Devices Page Var/log/syslog.log Error Unable to connect to RAC at specified IP address Miscellaneous $ racadm getniccfg -m Server-1 Dhcp EnabledRpm -ivh --force filename IP Address Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0 Gateway 192.168.0.1 Page Use Case Scenarios Troubleshooting An Inaccessible Managed System Interfaces to Update iDRAC Firmware Setting Up Alerts and Configuring Email AlertsObtaining System Information and Assess System Health Viewing and Exporting Lifecycle Log and System Event Log Performing Graceful Shutdown Creating New Administrator User AccountLaunching Servers Remote Console and Mounting a USB Drive Managing Rack Density Installing New Electronic License