Dell Remote Access Controller 4 Firmware Version 1.30 DNS Domain Name, Auto Negotiation, Apply

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Table 4-5. DRAC 4 Network Configuration Page Settings (continued)

SettingDescription

DNS DRAC 4 Name Displays the DRAC 4 name only when Register DRAC 4 on DNS is selected. The default DRAC 4 name is RAC-service tag, where service tag is the service tag number of the Dell™ server (for example, RAC-EK00002).

Use DHCP for DNS When the check box is not selected and the Register DRAC 4 on DNS option is Domain Name (default: selected, you can modify the DNS domain name in the DNS Domain Name field. Disabled)

DNS Domain Name		The default DNS domain name is MYDOMAIN. When the Use DHCP for
		DNS Domain Name check box is selected, this option is grayed out and you
		cannot modify this field.
Auto Negotiation		Determines whether the DRAC 4 automatically sets the Duplex Mode and
		Network Speed by communicating with the nearest router or hub (On) or
		allows you to set the Duplex Mode and Network Speed manually (Off).
Duplex Mode		Enables you to set the duplex mode to full or half to match your network
		environment. This option is not available if Auto Negotiation is set to On.
Network Speed		Enables you to set the network speed to 100 Mb or 10 Mb to match your
		network environment. This option is not available if Auto Negotiation is set to On.
GUI Session Time-out		Enables you to specify the time (from 5 to 60 minutes in 5-minute intervals)
		before the session screen is locked. You must re-type your password to unlock
		and resume the session.
Apply		Saves the changes made to the network configuration.
Email Alert Settings		Enables email messaging and activates the SMTP (email) Server Address control.
Enable Email Alerts		Enables email messaging.
(check box is selected:
default)
SMTP (Email) Server		Specifies or edits the IP address of the SMTP server to which you want all
Address		email messages to be sent.
Table 4-6. DRAC 4 Network Configuration Page Buttons
Button	Action
Print	Prints the Network Configuration page
Refresh	Reloads the Network Configuration page
Apply	Saves the changes made to the network configuration.

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