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CAUTION: When a new CSR is generated, it overwrites any previous CSR on CMC. If a pending CSR is overwritten
before its server certificate is granted from a certificate authority, CMC does not accept the server certificate
because the information it uses to authenticate the certificate has been lost. Take caution when generating a CSR
to prevent overwriting any pending CSR.
Generating a New Certificate Signing Request Using Web Interface
To generate a CSR using the CMC Web interface:
1. In the system tree, go to Chassis Overview, and then click Network → SSL. The SSL Main Menu is displayed.
2. Select Generate a New Certificate Signing Request (CSR) and click Next. The Generate Certificate Signing Request
(CSR) page is displayed.
3. Type a value for each CSR attribute value.
4. Click Generate. A File Download dialog box appears.
5. Save the csr.txt file to your management station or shared network. (You may also open the file at this time and
save it later.) You must later submit this file to a certificate authority.
Generating CSR Using RACADM
To generate a CSR, use the objects in cfgRacSecurityData group to specify the values and use the sslcsrgen
command to generate the CSR. For more information, see the
RACADM Command Line Reference Guide for iDRAC7 and
CMC
available at dell.com/support/manuals.
Uploading Server Certificate
After generating a CSR, you can upload the signed SSL server certificate to the CMC firmware. CMC resets after the
certificate is uploaded. CMC accepts only X509, Base 64 encoded Web server certificates.
CAUTION: During the certificate upload process, CMC is not available.
Uploading Server Certificate Using CMC Web Interface
To upload a server certificate using the CMC Web interface:
1. In the system tree, go to Chassis Overview, and then click Network → SSL. The SSL Main Menu is displayed.
2. Select Upload Server Certificate Based on Generated CSR option and click Next.
3. Click Choose File and specify the certificate file.
4. Click Apply. If the certificate is invalid, an error message is displayed.
NOTE: The File Path value displays the relative file path of the certificate you are uploading. You must type the
absolute file path, which includes the full path and the complete file name and file extension.
Uploading Server Certificate Using RACADM
To upload the SSL server certificate, use the sslcertupload command. For more information, see the
RACADM
Command Line Reference Guide for iDRAC7 and CMC
available at dell.com/support/manuals.
Uploading Webserver Key and Certificate
You can upload a Web server key and a server certificate for the Web server key. The server certificate is issued by the
Certificate Authority (CA).
The Web server certificate is an essential component used by the SSL encryption process. It authenticates itself to an
SSL-enabled client, and allows the client to authenticate itself to the server, thereby enabling both the systems to
establish an encrypted connection.
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- Controller Firmware 1
- Version 4.5 User’s Guide 1
- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings 2
- Contents 3
- Overview 15
- What Is New In This Release 16
- Key Features 16
- Chassis Overview 17
- CMC Port Information 18
- Minimum CMC Version 18
- Supported Platforms 21
- Supported Web Browsers 21
- Other Documents You May Need 22
- Contacting Dell 23
- Social Media Reference 23
- Installing and Setting Up CMC 25
- Basic CMC Network Connection 26
- 1 Management Network 27
- 2 Standby CMC 27
- 3 Active CMC 27
- Dell Systems Management 28
- Tools and Documentation 28
- Security User's Guide 28
- Configuring Web Browser 29
- Proxy Server 30
- Microsoft Phishing Filter 30
- Table 7. CMC Interfaces 35
- Setting Date and Time on CMC 37
- Configuring CMC Properties 38
- About Standby CMC 40
- CMC Failsafe Mode 40
- Active CMC Election Process 40
- Logging In to CMC 43
- Accessing CMC Using RACADM 46
- Multiple CMC Sessions 47
- Updating Firmware 49
- Updating CMC Firmware 50
- Updating iKVM Firmware 52
- Version 1.8 User’s Guide 55
- Enabling Lifecycle Controller 59
- Inventory.xml 61
- Examples 62
- Viewing Firmware Inventory 63
- Chassis and Component Health 69
- Chassis Graphics 70
- Viewing Chassis Summary 71
- Viewing Storage Array Status 72
- Configuring CMC 75
- Configuring Services 81
- Setting Up Chassis Group 83
- Disbanding a Chassis Group 85
- Exported Data 86
- Data Format 87
- Obtaining Certificates 89
- Uploading Server Certificate 91
- Viewing Server Certificate 92
- Parsing Rules 94
- Modifying the CMC IP Address 95
- Configuring Server 99
- User's Guide 100
- CMC Online Help 104
- Setting First Boot Device 105
- Configuring Remote File Share 107
- Adding or Saving Profile 109
- Applying Profile 109
- Exporting Profile 110
- Editing Profile 110
- Deleting Profile 110
- Importing Profile 110
- Viewing Profile Settings 111
- Viewing Profile Log 111
- Quick Deploy of Profiles 111
- Enabling Or Disabling Alerts 115
- Types of Users 121
- Configuring Local Users 125
- Adding CMC User Using RACADM 126
- Disabling CMC User 127
- Standard schema 128
- Extended schema 128
- Overview of Schema Extensions 131
- Privileges 132
- Using Dell Schema Extender 135
- Table 27. : dellProduct Class 136
- Creating RAC Device Object 139
- Creating Privilege Object 139
- Creating Association Object 139
- Adding Users or User Groups 140
- Adding Privileges 140
- Authentication of LDAP Users 143
- Authorization of LDAP Users 143
- Card Login 147
- Client Systems 148
- Internet Explorer 149
- Mozilla Firefox 149
- Interface 150
- Using Telnet Console With CMC 153
- Using SSH With CMC 154
- RACADM Syntax Notes for CMC 156
- Viewing Public Keys 156
- Adding Public Keys 156
- Configuring Linux Minicom 157
- Required Minicom Settings 158
- About Flexaddress 163
- About FlexAddress Plus 163
- Activating FlexAddress 164
- Chassis 165
- Activating FlexAddress Plus 166
- Deactivating FlexAddress 167
- <slot#> 168
- CMC Online Help 168
- Configuring FlexAddress 169
- Command Messages 171
- Managing I/O Fabric 175
- Invalid Configurations 177
- Fresh Power-up Scenario 177
- Monitoring IOM Health 177
- Managing VLAN for IOM 181
- Configuring and Using iKVM 185
- Using OSCAR 186
- Navigation Basics 187
- Configuring Oscar 188
- Setting Status Flag Display 189
- Managing Servers With iKVM 190
- Viewing Server Status 191
- Selecting Servers 191
- Soft Switching 191
- Video Connections 192
- Preemption Warning 192
- Setting Console Security 193
- Setting Automatic Logout 194
- Exiting Screen Saver Mode 194
- Changing the Language 195
- Scanning the System 195
- Starting the Scan Mode 196
- Cancelling Scan Mode 196
- Managing iKVM From CMC 197
- Managing and Monitoring Power 199
- Redundancy Policies 200
- No Redundancy Policy 201
- Grid Redundancy 204
- Power Supply Redundancy 204
- No Redundancy 205
- Viewing Power Budget Status 208
- New Server Engagement Policy 209
- 110V PSUs AC Operation 212
- Remote Logging 213
- External Power Management 213
- CMC Online 214
- Troubleshooting and Recovery 219
- Power Troubleshooting 220
- Troubleshooting Alerts 222
- Viewing Event Logs 222
- Using Diagnostic Console 223
- Resetting Components 224
- Recovering Firmware Image 228
- Guide for iDRAC7 and CMC 229
- Using LCD Panel Interface 233
- Main Menu 235
- LCD Setup Menu 235
- Language Setup Screen 235
- Default Screen 235
- Enclosure Menu Screen 236
- Diagnostics 237
- LCD Hardware Troubleshooting 237
- Front Panel LCD Messages 239
- LCD Error Messages 239
- Table 48. Fan Status Screens 240
- Table 49. IOM Status Screens 240
- Table 50. iKVM Status Screen 240
- Table 51. PSU Status Screens 241
- Table 53. CMC Status 244
- Table 55. Fan Status 244
- Table 56. PSU Status 245
- Table 57. IOM Status 245
- Table 58. iKVM Status 245
- Table 59. Server Status 246
- at dell.com/support/manuals 247
- Frequently Asked Questions 249
- Active Directory 251
- Single Sign On 254
- Use Case Scenarios 257
- Downtime 258
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