Page 2 - racadm Subcommand Man Pages; help; Synopsis; Description
Back to Contents Page racadm Subcommand Man Pages Dell™ Remote Access Controller 4 User's Guide help clearasrscreen config/getconfig coredump coredumpdelete fwupdate getssninfo getsysinfo getractime setniccfg/getniccfg getsvctag racdump racreset racresetcf...
Page 3 - clearasrscreen; Input
clearasrscreen Table A -2 describes the clearasrscreen subcommand. Table A- 2. clearasrscreen Synopsis racadm clearasrscreen config/getconfig Table A -3 describes the config a n d getconfig subcommands. Table A- 3. config/getconfig Synopsis racadm config [-s -p -c] -f < filename > ...
Page 4 - getconfig Subcommand Description; Output; Examples
Output This subcommand generates error output upon encountering either of the following: l Invalid syntax, group name, object name, index, or other invalid database members l racadm CLI transport failures If errors are not encountered, this subcommand returns an indication of how many configur...
Page 5 - coredump
l racadm getconfig -f myrac.cfg – Reads all of the configuration objects, from all of the DRAC 4 group configuration parameters and displays them on the screen. l racadm config -f myrac.cfg – Configures or reconfigures the DRAC 4. The myrac.cfg file may be created from the command specified in t...
Page 6 - fwupdate
IRQ stack < binary data > UNDEF stack < binary data > ABORT stack < binary data > SVC stack < binary data > SWI stack < binary data > Enter stack < binary data > Current task stack: 'IPEV' -#005e0000 < binary data > w h e r e < binary data > is the bin...
Page 8 - Updating the Firmware; getssninfo
l racadm fwupdate -g - a 143.166.154.143 -f firmimg.dm1 In this example, the -g option tells the firmware to download the firmware update file from a location (specified by the -f option) on the TFTP server at a specific IP address (specified by the -a option). The update file is then loaded into ...
Page 9 - getsysinfo
Input Table A -1 1 describes the getssinfo subcommand options. Table A- 11. getssinfo Subcommand Options Examples l racadm getssninfo Session table summary status: 1 VALID 3 AVAILABLE Table A -1 2 provides an example of output from the racadm getssninfo command. Table A- 12. getssninfo Sub...
Page 11 - getractime; setniccfg/getniccfg; Description for setniccfg
getractime Table A -1 6 describes the getractime subcommand. Table A- 16. getractime Synopsis racadm getractime [-u] [-d] Description The getractime subcommand displays the time in one of the following two formats: l u – The UTC hexidecimal value followed by the offset in signed decimal (d...
Page 12 - getsvctag; racdump
l The -o option disables the Ethernet management port completely. < ipAddress > , < netmask > , and < gateway > must be typed as dot-separated strings. Description for getniccfg The getniccfg subcommand displays the current Ethernet management port settings Output The setnicc...
Page 13 - racreset
racadm racdump Description The racdump subcommand provides a single command to get dump, status, and general DRAC 4 board information. The following commands are executed as a result of the single racdump subcommand: l getsysinfo l coredump l memmap l netstat l getssninfo Output The ou...
Page 14 - racresetcfg; serveraction
l racadcm racreset soft 1 Start the DRAC 4 soft reset sequence in 1 second. l racadm racreset soft 20 Start the DRAC 4 soft reset sequence after 20 seconds. racresetcfg Table A -2 2 describes the racresetcfg subcommand. Table A- 22. racresetcfg Synopsis racadm racresetcfg Description The...
Page 15 - getraclog; clrraclog
Output The serveraction command returns without output if successful. getraclog Table A -2 5 describes the getraclog command. . Table A- 25. getraclog Synopsis racadm getraclog -i racadm getraclog [-A] [-c count ] [-d delay-seconds ]\[-s start-record ] [-v] [-V] [-m] Description The getrac...
Page 16 - getsel
Synopsis racadm clrraclog Description The clrraclog command completely clears the DRAC 4 log. A single entry is made to indicate the user and time that the log was cleared. getsel Table A -2 6 describes the getsel command. Table A- 26. getsel Synopsis racadm getsel -i racadm getsel [-E] [-...
Page 17 - clrsel; gettracelog; setrac
clrsel Synopsis racadm clrsel Description The clrsel command completely clears the System Event Log entries. gettracelog Table A -2 7 describes the gettracelog subcommand. Table A- 27. gettracelog Synopsis racadm gettracelog -i racadm gettracelog [-m] Description The gettracelog -i com...
Page 18 - sslcsrgen
The setrac command sets the managed system name, operating system name, or operating system type from the managed system to the DRAC 4. If options are not typed, all four parameters are set. The -d option allows the user to display the parameters only without actually writing them to the DRAC 4 firm...
Page 19 - Restrictions; sslcertupload; Options
Table A- 31. sslcsrgen Subcommand Options If options are not specified, the default is -g -u . The -g -u options (together) cannot be used with the -s option. The -f option must be used with the -u option. The sslcsrgen -s subcommand returns one of the following status codes: 0x00000000 – CSR was ...
Page 20 - sslcertdownload; Example
The sslcertupload command returns 0 when successful and returns a nonzero number when unsuccessful. Restrictions The sslcertupload command can only run on a system that has the managed system software installed. Example racadm sslcertupload -t 0x1 -f c:\cert\cert.txt sslcertdownload Table A -3...
Page 21 - sslcertview; Output Examples
sslcertview Table A -3 6 describes the sslcertview subcommand. Table A- 36. sslcertview Synopsis racadm sslcertview -t < type > [-A] Options Table A -3 7 describes the sslcertview subcommand options. Table A- 37. sslcertview Subcommand Options Output Examples For the racadm sslcert...
Page 22 - testemail; testtrap
Texas [email protected] testemail Table A -3 8 describes the testemail subcommand. Table A- 38. testemail Synopsis racadm testemail -i < index > | -u < username > Description The testemail subcommand forces the DRAC 4 to send an email over the DRAC 4 network adapter. Options Ta...
Page 24 - DRAC 4 Property Database Group and Object Definitions; idRacInfo; Default; Legal Values
Back to Contents Page DRAC 4 Property Database Group and Object Definitions Dell™ Remote Access Controller 4 User's Guide idRacInfo LanNetworking cfgCurrentLanNetworking cfgRemoteHosts cfgUserAdmin cfgTraps cfgSessionManagement cfgSerial cfgNetTuning cfgOobSnmp cfg...
Page 26 - LanNetworking
idRacType (Read) Default 5 Description Identifies the remote access controller type as the DRAC 4. LanNetworking This group contains parameters to configure the DRAC 4 NIC. One instance of the group is allowed. All objects in this group will require the DRAC 4 NIC to be reset, which may cause ...
Page 28 - cfgCurrentLanNetworking
Legal Values Boolean, either 1 or 0 (TRUE or FALSE). Default 0 Description Retrieves DNS server addresses from the DHCP server. cfgDNSServer1 (Read/Write) Legal Values Any legal IP address, including 0.0.0.0. Default 192.168.0.5 Description Manual IP address for DNS server 1. cfgDNSS...
Page 30 - cfgRemoteHosts
0 = IP address is static 1 = IP address was obtained from a DHCP server. cfgDNSCurrentDhcpWasUsed (Read Only) Legal Values Boolean, either 1 or 0 (TRUE or FALSE). Default N o n e Description Indicates source of current DNS server IP addresses. cfgDNSCurrentServer1 (Read Only) Description...
Page 32 - cfgUserAdmin
String of up to 255 ASCII characters that designate a valid path name. Default " " Description The path name pointing to the firmware update binary file. If this is a file name only, then the path needs to be specified in the TFTP server. Otherwise, the entire path can be specified here....
Page 35 - cfgTraps
Description Index of user entry. cfgTraps This group contains parameters to configure the delivery of SNMP traps. Sixteen instances of this group are allowed, which represent sixteen unique trap destinations. The following subsections describe the objects in this group. cfgTrapsDestIpAddr (Rea...
Page 40 - cfgNetTuning
cfgSerialTelnetEnable (Read/Write) Description Enables/disables telnet console Default 0=telnet disabled Legal Values 0=disabled, 1=enabled cfgSerialCom2RedirEnable (Read/Write) Description Enables/disables the console through the COM 2 port Default 1=COM 2 (console enabled) Legal Va...
Page 44 - Tuning the DRAC 4 for Satellite Connectivity
The maximum number of TCP retransmission time in ½ second units. (Type hexadecimal values.) cfgNetTuningTcpMsl (Read/Write)\ Legal Values Integer from 60 to 240. Default 0x3c (60) Description The maximum TCP segment lifetime in ½ second units. (Type hexadecimal values.) cfgNetTuningIpSubne...
Page 45 - cfgOobSnmp; cfgOobSnmpAgentCommunity
Following the modification of the network tuning, the DRAC 4 must be reset for the new tuning values to take effect. After the DRAC 4 has been reset, it should be available for use in a normal or satellite network configuration. cfgOobSnmp The group contains parameters to configure the SNMP agent ...
Page 46 - cfgRacTuning
Legal Values Boolean either 1 or 0 (TRUE or FALSE). Default 0 Description 0 =Disable, 1=Enable the DRAC 4 SNMP agent. cfgRacTuning The group contains various tuning configuration parameters. One instance of the group is allowed. The following subsections describe the objects in this group. ...
Page 48 - ifcRacManagedNodeOs
Default 1 Description 0=Disable, 1=Enable cfgRacTuneHostCom2BaudRate (Read/Write) Legal Values 115200, 57600, 19200, and 9600 Default 57600 cfgRacTuneConRedirPort (Read/Write) Legal Values 0-65535 Default 5900 (0x170c) Description Determines the port used during vKVM sessions with th...
Page 49 - cfgRacSecurity
" " Description The host name of the managed system. ifcRacMnOsOsName (Read/Write) Legal Values A string of any ASCII characters. Default " " Description The operating system name of the managed system. ifcRacMnOsOsType (Read Only) Legal Values Not user-writable. Defa...
Page 54 - Event Filter Operation and Event Mask Properties
Description Time in seconds to wait for Active Directory queries to complete. (Type hexadecimal values.) cfgRootDomain (Read/Write) Legal Values Any printable text string with no white space. Length is limited to 254 characters. Default (blank) Description Root domain of the Domain For...
Page 55 - Alert Filter Properties
l Bit-2: Reserved. l Bit-3: Reserved. Examples l If you want to define alerts for the following: ¡ Critical voltage or temperature sensors ¡ Lost communication with the BMC then the event mask property value to use is 0x02244444 . The following command sets this property value: racadm -g c...
Page 56 - Alert Test Commands; Email Test Command; Alert Data Definitions
Alert Test Commands You can test alerts using test commands. The racadm command has subcommands that test the different types of alert interfaces. These object ID sets cause the firmware to execute the subcommand with the option that indicates the test alert type to test. The test message is prese...
Page 58 - DRAC 4 Overview; DRAC Hardware Features; Hardware Specifications
Back to Contents Page DRAC 4 Overview Dell™ Remote Access Controller 4 User's Guide DRAC Hardware Features Hardware Specifications Supported Remote Access Connections DRAC 4 Security Features Supported Platforms Supported Operating Systems Supported Web Browsers Features ...
Page 59 - Power Requirements; Connectors; Supported Remote Access Connections
Power Requirements Table 1 -1 lists the power requirements for the DRAC 4. Table 1- 1. DRAC 4 Power Requirements Connectors The DRAC 4 provides a dedicated 10/100 Mbps RJ-45 NIC and a connector for mounting the card to the system board. The DRAC 4/P also provides a video connector, and a 30-pin ...
Page 61 - Other Documents You May Need
l Configuring Microsoft Active Directory service software to give you access to the DRAC 4, allows you to add and control DRAC 4 user privileges to your existing users in your Active Directory software. l Console redirection feature that allows you to remotely use the managed system keyboard, vi...
Page 62 - Installing and Setting Up the DRAC 4; What You Need to Get Started
Back to Contents Page Installing and Setting Up the DRAC 4 Dell™ Remote Access Controller 4 User's Guide What You Need to Get Started Installing the DRAC 4 Hardware Software Installation and Configuration Overview Installing the Software on the Managed System Installing the Software...
Page 63 - Installing the Software on the Managed System; Configuring the Managed System to Capture the Last Crash Screen; Disabling the Automatic Reboot Option in Windows Server 2003
1. Configure the DRAC 4 network settings. See " Configuring the DRAC 4 Network Settings ." 2. Add and configure DRAC 4 users. See " Adding and Configuring DRAC 4 Users ." 3. Configure the Web browser to connect to the Web-based interface. See " Configuring a Supported Web B...
Page 64 - Installing the Software on the Management Station; Installing the racadm CLI on a Red Hat; Configuring a Supported Web Browser; Viewing Localized Versions of the Web-Based Interface
1. Click the Start button and select Settings ® Control Panel ® System ® System Properties . 2. Click the Advanced tab. 3. Click the Startup and Recovery... button. 4. Deselect the Automatically Reboot check box. Installing the Software on the Management Station Install the software on the m...
Page 65 - Installing the Sun Java Plug-In; Installing the Sun Java Plug-In to Use Console Redirection
1. Open the Windows Control Panel and double-click the Regional Options icon. 2. Select the desired locale from the Your locale (location) drop-down menu. Installing the Sun Java Plug-In All browsers must have the supported Sun Java plug-in 1.4.2 or later installed to use the DRAC 4 Console Re...
Page 66 - Installing the Sun Java Plug-In to Use Netscape Navigator 7.02 or 7.1; Configuring the DRAC 4 Serial or Telnet Text Console; Configuring the DRAC 4 Network Settings Using the Option ROM
ln s j2re1.4< version number >/plugin/i386/ns610/libjavaplugin_oji.so libjavaplugin_oji.so 5. Start Mozilla and go to Tools ® Web Development ® Java Console . The version of JRE is displayed at the top of the Java Console window. If the version that is shown is not the same as the one you do...
Page 67 - Adding and Configuring SNMP Alerts
3. After you have made the changes you want, you can press <r> to save the changes and reboot the DRAC 4, or you can press <Esc> to cancel all changes and exit the setup menu. If you decide to save your changes, the following message appears: IMPORTANT: In order for your changes to tak...
Page 68 - Clearing the Web Browser Cache With Internet Explorer; Accessing the DRAC 4 Through a Network
Updating the DRAC 4 Firmware Use one of the following methods to update your DRAC 4 firmware. l W e b-based Interface — See " Updating the DRAC 4 Firmware ." l racadm CLI — See " f w u p d a t e ." l Repair utility (diskette-based update): This update restores all DRAC 4 conf...
Page 69 - DRAC 4 Software Basics for Red Hat Enterprise Linux
You can access the DRAC 4 Web-based interface through the DRAC 4 NIC by using a supported Web browser, or through Server Administrator or IT Assistant. To access the DRAC 4 using a supported Web browser, type the IP address of the DRAC 4. Log in with your DRAC 4 user name and password (the default u...
Page 70 - Configuring a DRAC 4 to Use a Serial or Telnet Text Console; Serial and Telnet Console Features; Configuring the System Setup Program on the Managed System
Back to Contents Page Configuring a DRAC 4 to Use a Serial or Telnet Text Console Dell™ Remote Access Controller 4 User's Guide Serial and Telnet Console Features Enabling and Configuring the Managed System to Use a Serial or Telnet Console Connecting to the Managed System Through the Loc...
Page 71 - Enabling the Serial/Telnet Console on the DRAC 4; Enabling the Serial/Telnet Console Locally; Enabling the Serial/Telnet Console Remotely; Displaying Configuration Settings
Redirection After Boot – Enabled 5. Set the baud rate to 57600. 6. Scroll down and select Integrated Devices by pressing <Enter>. 7. In the submenu, scroll down to Serial Port 1 and set to RAC . 8. Press <Esc> to exit the System Setup program to complete the System Setup program ...
Page 72 - Configuring the Telnet Port Number; Connecting the DB-9 Cable
For example, to display a list of all of the settings for the cfgSerial group, type the following: racadm getconfig -g cfgSerial To display the current settings for a particular group remotely, type the following from a remote command prompt: racadm -u < user > -p < password > -r < DR...
Page 73 - Configuring Minicom Version 1.8 for Serial Console Emulation
l Microsoft ® Telnet Perform the steps in the following subsections to configure your type of terminal software. Configuration is not required when using Microsoft Telnet. Configuring Red Hat Enterprise Linux Minicom for Serial Console Emulation Minicom is the serial port access utility for Red...
Page 74 - Configuring HyperTerminal for Serial Console Redirection
Required Minicom Settings for Serial Console Emulation Use Table 3 -2 to configure any version of Minicom. Table 3- 2. Minicom Settings for Serial Console Emulation Configuring HyperTerminal for Serial Console Redirection HyperTerminal is the Windows serial port access utility. To set the size o...
Page 75 - Enabling Microsoft Telnet for Telnet Console Redirection; Using a Serial or Telnet Console
2. Drag the lower right-hand corner of the window to resize it to 80 x 25 prior to using telnet. This can be done by dragging the lower-right-corner with the mouse. Red Hat Enterprise Linux Xterm is now ready to connect by telnet to the managed system DRAC 4. To connect to the DRAC 4, at the Xterm...
Page 76 - Managing and Recovering a Remote System; Accessing the Web-Based Interface; Logging In; Logging Out; Adding and Configuring DRAC 4 Users and Alerts
Back to Contents Page Managing and Recovering a Remote System Dell™ Remote Access Controller 4 User's Guide Accessing the Web-Based Interface Adding and Configuring DRAC 4 Users and Alerts Managing a Remote System Recovering and Troubleshooting the Managed System Frequently Asked Qu...
Page 77 - Configuring a New User Name and Password; Configuring User Permissions; Configuring User email Alerts
1. Click the Configuration tab and select Users . 2. In the User Name column, click [Available] . 3. Use the Add/Configure DRAC 4 User page to configure the user name, password, access permissions, and email alert settings for a new or existing DRAC 4 user. Configuring a New User Name and Pass...
Page 78 - Configuring the DRAC 4 NIC
sent. Select the severity of the temperature, voltage, fan, or miscellaneous sensor for which you want an email alert generated. You can specify three severities: Informational (lowest severity), Warning (medium severity), and Severe (highest severity). Alerts will be sent to the email address you t...
Page 79 - Adding an Alert; Configuring Alerts by Severity
Table 4- 6. Network Settings Page Buttons (Top Right) Adding and Configuring SNMP Alerts 1. Click the Configuration tab and select Alerts . 2. Use the Add/Configure SNMP Alerts page to add, delete, configure, and test SNMP alerts. Adding an Alert 1. Locate an available Destination IP Add...
Page 80 - Viewing Information About Existing Alerts; Testing an Alert; Managing a Remote System
Viewing Information About Existing Alerts Click an alert in the SNMP Alert List to display the following properties for existing SNMP alerts. See Table 4 -9 for descriptions. Table 4- 9. SNMP Alert Properties Testing an Alert You can force an alert to be sent to the specified destination IP ad...
Page 81 - Certificate Management Overview
l Ensuring DRAC 4 Network Security l Viewing System Information l First Steps to Troubleshoot a Remote System Updating the DRAC 4 Firmware Use the Firmware Update page to update the DRAC 4 firmware to the latest revision. The following data is included in the DRAC 4 firmware package: l Com...
Page 82 - Generating, Uploading, and Viewing a Server Certificate; Generating a Certificate Signing Request
The buttons in Table 4 -1 2 are available on the Viewing a Server Certificate page. Table 4- 12. View Server Certificate Page Buttons Generating, Uploading, and Viewing a Server Certificate 1. Click the Configuration tab and click Security . 2. Use the Certificate Management page options (se...
Page 83 - Uploading a Certificate; Viewing System Information; System Information
The buttons in Table 4 -1 5 are available on the Certificate Signing Request Generation page. Table 4- 15. Certificate Signing Request Generation Page Buttons Uploading a Certificate To upload your server certificate to the DRAC 4 firmware, type the file path of the certificate or browse to the ...
Page 84 - Session Information
System Information To receive OS Type , Host Name , and OS Name information, you must have DRAC 4 services installed on the managed system. Table 4- 19. System Information Fields Watchdog Information Table 4- 20. Watchdog Information Fields Session Information This section provides informa...
Page 85 - Recovering and Troubleshooting the Managed System; First Steps to Troubleshoot a Remote System; Selecting Server Control Actions
Recovering and Troubleshooting the Managed System This section explains how to perform tasks related to recovering and troubleshooting a crashed remote system using the DRAC 4 Web-based interface. For information about troubleshooting your DRAC 4, see " Troubleshooting ." l First Steps t...
Page 86 - Using the SEL; Using the DRAC 4 Log
Table 4- 22. Server Control Page Buttons (Top Right) Using the SEL The System Event Log (SEL) page displays system-critical events that occur on the managed system. The SEL is generated by the Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) on the managed system and by the DRAC 4 if you have configured it...
Page 87 - Using the DRAC 4 Log Page Buttons; Viewing the Last System Crash Screen; Using the Diagnostic Console
Using the DRAC 4 Log Page Buttons The DRAC 4 Log page provides the following buttons (see Table 4 -2 6 ). Table 4- 26. DRAC 4 Log Buttons Viewing the Last System Crash Screen Use the Last Crash Screen page to view the most recent crash screen, which allows you to obtain information about event...
Page 89 - Troubleshooting Alerting Problems; DRAC 4 Log Messages
Troubleshooting Alerting Problems You can use logged SNMP trap information to troubleshoot a particular type of DRAC 4 alert. SNMP trap deliveries are logged in the Trace Log by default. However, since SNMP does not confirm delivery of traps, it is best to trace the packets on the managed system usi...
Page 90 - Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions Table 4 -3 2 lists frequently asked questions and answers. Table 4- 32. Managing and Recovering a Remote System: Frequently Asked Questions Back to Contents Page Question Answer When accessing the DRAC 4 W e b-based interface, I get a security warning stating th...
Page 91 - Using the DRAC 4 With Microsoft Active Directory; Active Directory Schema Extensions; Overview of the RAC Schema Extensions
Back to Contents Page Using the DRAC 4 With Microsoft Active Directory Dell™ Remote Access Controller 4 User's Guide Active Directory Schema Extensions Overview of the RAC Schema Extensions Active Directory Object Overview Configuring Active Directory to Access Your DRAC 4 Extending...
Page 93 - Configuring Active Directory to Access Your DRAC 4; Extending the Active Directory Schema
Setting Up Active Directory Objects in Multiple Domains To set up the objects for the multiple domain scenario, perform the following tasks: 1. Ensure that the domain forest function is in Native or Windows 2003 mode. 2. Create two Association Objects, AO1 (of Universal scope) and AO2, in any do...
Page 94 - Using the Dell Schema Extender
To use the LDIF files, see the instructions in the readme that is in the LDIF files directory. To use the Dell Schema Extender to extend the Active Directory Schema, perform the steps in " Using the Dell Schema Extender ." You can copy and run the Schema Extender or LDIF files from any locat...
Page 96 - Opening the Active Directory Users and Computers Snap-In; Adding DRAC 4 Users and Privileges to Active Directory; Creating a RAC Device Object
Installing the Dell Extension to the Active Directory Users and Computers Snap-In When you extend the schema in Active Directory, you must also extend the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in so that the administrator can manage RAC (DRAC 4) devices, Users and User Groups, RAC Associations...
Page 97 - Creating a Privilege Object; Creating an Association Object
Creating a Privilege Object Privilege Objects must be created in the same domain as the Association Object to which it is associated. 1. In the Console Root (MMC) window, right-click a container. 2. Select New ® Dell RAC Object . This opens the New Object window. 3. Type in a name for the new ...
Page 99 - Certificate Lists
14. Click Next and save the certificate to a location of your choice. You will need to upload this certificate to the DRAC 4. To do this, go to the DRAC 4 Web- based interface ® Configuration tab ® Active Directory page . Alternately, you may use the racadm CLI commands(see " Configuring the D...
Page 100 - Using Active Directory to Log In To the DRAC 4
Configuring the DRAC 4 Active Directory Settings Using the racadm CLI Using the following commands to configure the DRAC 4 Active Directory Feature using the racadm CLI instead of the Web-based interface. 1. Open a command prompt and type the following racadm commands: racadm config -g cfgActiveDi...
Page 102 - Using Console Redirection; Overview
Back to Contents Page Using Console Redirection Dell™ Remote Access Controller 4 User's Guide Overview Using Console Redirection Frequently Asked Questions Overview The DRAC 4 console redirection feature allows you to access the local server console remotely in either graphic or text mo...
Page 106 - Configuring and Using Virtual Media; Operating System Requirements on the Managed System
Back to Contents Page Configuring and Using Virtual Media Dell™ Remote Access Controller 4 User's Guide Overview Operating System Requirements on the Managed System Installing the Virtual Media Plug – In Using the Virtual Media Feature Frequently Asked Questions Overview The Virtu...
Page 107 - Booting From the Virtual Media
Installing the Virtual Media Plug – In To use the virtual media feature, you must successfully install the browser plug – in. After you have launched the virtual media page from within the DRAC 4 user interface, the browser automatically attempts to download the plug – in if it was not previously ...
Page 108 - Using Virtual Media When the Server's Operating System is Running
1. Ensure that your operating system installation CD is inserted in the management station's CD drive. 2. Ensure that you have selected your local CD drive and that you have connected to the virtual drives. 3. Follow the steps for booting from the virtual media in the preceding section to ensu...
Page 110 - Logging In to the DRAC 4; Viewing a List of Serial/Telnet Commands
Back to Contents Page Using the serial and racadm Commands Dell™ Remote Access Controller 4 User's Guide Using a Serial or Telnet Console Using the racadm CLI Configuring Multiple DRAC 4s Using the racadm Utility to Configure the DRAC 4 Frequently Asked Questions The DRAC 4 provides...
Page 111 - Using the racadm CLI; racadm Command Description; Using the racadm CLI Remotely; racadm Synopsis
Table 8- 1. Serial/Telnet Commands Using the racadm CLI The racadm CLI commands can be run locally or remotely from the serial or telnet console command prompt or through a normal DOS or Linux command prompt. Use the racadm command to configure DRAC 4 properties, perform remote management tasks...
Page 112 - racadm Options; Enabling and Disabling the racadm Remote Capability; racadm Subcommand Descriptions
racadm < options > -r < racIpAddr > < subcommand > racadm Options Table 8 -3 lists the options for the racadm command. Table 8- 3. racadm Command Options If you use the -r option, you must also use the -u and -p options to configure the DRAC 4 to accept racadm commands. Using t...
Page 113 - racadm Error Messages; Configuring Multiple DRAC 4s; Configuration File Overview
For a detailed listing of every racadm subcommand including syntax and valid entries, see the " racadm Subcommand Man Pages ." Table 8- 5. racadm Subcommands racadm Error Messages For information about racadm CLI error messages, see " Frequently Asked Questions " in this chapter....
Page 114 - Creating a DRAC 4 Configuration File; Parsing Rules
l Displaying all configuration properties in a group (specified by group name and index) l Displaying all configuration properties for a user by user name l Including password (other than user password) information in the generated .cfg file The config subcommand loads the information into oth...
Page 115 - Configuration File Example
The following example displays a group name, object, and the object's property value. Example : [cfgLanNetworking] cfgNicIpAddress=143.154.133.121 l All parameters are specified as "object=value" pairs without any white space between the object, =, or value. White spaces after the value ar...
Page 116 - Using the racadm Utility to Configure the DRAC 4; Adding a DRAC 4 User Without Alert Capabilities
# [cfgLanNetworking] cfgNicIpAddress=10.35.9.143 # comment, the rest of this line is ignored cfgNicGateway=10.35.9.1 The command racadm config – f myfile.cfg parses this file and identifies any errors by line number. A correct file will update the proper entries. You may use the same getconfig comma...
Page 117 - Deleting a DRAC 4 User; Adding a DRAC 4 User With Alerting Capabilities; Testing Email Alerting
racadm config -g cfgUserAdmin -o cfgUserAdminPassword -i 2 123456 A user name "john" with the password of "123456" is created. This user name and password can now be used to log into the Web-based remote access interface. You can verify this using either of the following two commands...
Page 118 - Adding a DRAC 4 User With Permissions; Configuring DRAC 4 Network Properties
Adding a DRAC 4 User With Permissions To add a user with specific admininstrative permissions (role-based authority), first locate an available user index by performing the steps in " Before Adding a DRAC 4 User ." Next, type the following command lines with the new user name and password....
Page 120 - Troubleshooting; Troubleshooting the DRAC 4
Back to Contents Page Troubleshooting Dell™ Remote Access Controller 4 User's Guide Troubleshooting the DRAC 4 Troubleshooting the DRAC 4 See the following tables for help with troubleshooting the DRAC 4 and the racadm CLI: Table 4-32, " Managing and Recovering a Remote System: Frequently...
Page 121 - Abbreviations and Acronyms
Back to Contents Page Abbreviations and Acronyms Dell™ Remote Access Controller 4 User's Guide AGP Abbreviation for accelerated graphics port, which is a bus specification that allows graphics cards faster access to main system memory. ARP Acronym for Address Resolution Protocol, which is ...