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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 take effect, they need to be saved. Your computer will then continue booting normally.
Would you like to save the changes (<Y> or <N>)?
4. Press <Y> to save the changes or <N> to return to the setup menu.
Adding and Configuring DRAC 4 Users
Add and configure DRAC 4 users using one of the following tools:
l Web-based Interface — See "Adding and Configuring DRAC 4 Users."
l racadm CLI — See "cfgUserAdmin."
Adding and Configuring SNMP Alerts
Add and configure SNMP alerts using one of the following tools:
l Web-based Interface — See "Adding and Configuring SNMP Alerts."
l racadm CLI — See "cfgTraps."
NOTE: If DHCP is enabled on the card and the DHCP system is not working properly, the category displays Unavailable for each
option, and the following message blinks below the option labels:
Waiting for response from DHCP Server
DNS Current
Configuration
Displays the current IP address assigned to the DHCP server.
NIC TCP/IP
Configuration
Options
Use DHCP is:
Indicates whether the DHCP system has assigned the DRAC 4 IP address or whether the DRAC 4 is using a preset static IP address.
The available settings are Enabled or Disabled. Press <d> to toggle the setting. When enabled, the three remaining options in this
group are "dimmed-out" and do not display prominently. If disabled, the remaining options display at normal brightness.
Static IP-Addr
Indicates the preset static IP address that the DRAC 4 uses if DHCP is disabled. The default is 192.168.0.120. Press <i> to change
this address.
Static
Netmask
Indicates the preset static masked IP address of the DRAC 4 if DHCP is disabled. The default is 255.255.255.0. Press <n> to change
this mask.
Static
Gateway
Indicates the preset static gateway (router or switch address) of the DRAC 4 address if DHCP is disabled. The default is
192.168.0.1. Press <g> to change the address.
Ethernet
Configuration
Options
NIC is:
Indicates whether the DRAC 4 NIC setting is Enabled or Disabled. Press <e> to toggle the setting. When enabled, the DRAC 4 NIC
can be used for remote access. You must enable this option to configure any of the remaining options on this screen. When disabled,
all other options are "dimmed-out" and do not display prominently. If enabled, most or all of the remaining options display at normal
brightness, depending upon the Use DHCP setting.
Auto-
Negotiate is:
Indicates whether the DRAC 4 automatically configures LAN speed and duplex settings. The available settings are Enabled and
Disabled. If not enabled, the user settings are used. Press <a> to toggle to this setting.
LAN Speed
Setting
Indicates the speed at which the DRAC 4 NIC is set to communicate. The available settings are 10 Base-T and 100 Base-T. 10
Base-T represents a communication speed of 10 Mb per second. 100 Base-T represents a speed of 100 Mb per second. Press <s> to
toggle this setting. This option is not available when the Auto Negotiate setting is enabled.
LAN Duplex
Setting
Indicates the duplex setting of the DRAC 4 NIC. The available settings are Half Duplex and Full Duplex. When set to Half Duplex,
the NIC communicates in one direction at a time, indicating that at any given moment it can either receive or transmit information, but
not both. When set to Full Duplex, the NIC communicates in both directions simultaneously. Press <x> to toggle to this setting. This
option is not available when the Auto Negotiate setting is enabled.
DNS Configuration
Options
Servers from
DHCP
Indicates whether a specified DNS server is assigning the DRAC 4 IP addresses from DHCP, or whether the DRAC 4 is using a preset
static IP address. The available settings are Enabled or Disabled. Press <u> to toggle the setting. When enabled, the two remaining
options in this group are "dimmed-out" and do not display prominently. If disabled, the remaining options display at normal
brightness.
Static DNS
Server 1:
Indicates the preset static IP address of DNS server 1 that the DRAC 4 uses if DHCP is enabled. The default is 192.168.0.5. Press <1>
to change this address.
Static DNS
Server 2:
Indicates the preset static IP address of DNS server 2 that the DRAC 4 uses if DHCP is enabled. The default is 192.168.0.6. Press <2>
to change this address.
NOTE: DRAC 4 Alert information in Management Information Base (MIB) format can be found in the rac_host MIB.
- Notes, Notices, and Cautions 1
- Synopsis 2
- Description 2
- clearasrscreen 3
- config/getconfig 3
- coredump 5
- coredumpdelete 6
- fwupdate 6
- getssninfo 8
- getsysinfo 9
- Examples 10
- getractime 11
- setniccfg/getniccfg 11
- getsvctag 12
- racdump 12
- racreset 13
- racresetcfg 14
- serveraction 14
- getraclog 15
- clrraclog 15
- getsel 16
- clrsel 17
- gettracelog 17
- setrac 17
- sslcsrgen 18
- sslcertupload 19
- sslcertdownload 20
- sslcertview 21
- testemail 22
- testtrap 22
- idRacInfo 24
- LanNetworking 26
- cfgCurrentLanNetworking 28
- cfgRemoteHosts 30
- cfgUserAdmin 32
- cfgTraps 35
- cfgSessionManagement 37
- cfgSerial 37
- cfgNetTuning 40
- cfgOobSnmp 45
- cfgRacTuning 46
- ifcRacManagedNodeOs 48
- cfgRacSecurity 49
- cfgRacVirtual 52
- cfgActiveDirectory 52
- Alert Filter Properties 55
- Alert Test Commands 56
- Alert Data Definitions 57
- DRAC 4 Overview 58
- Power Requirements 59
- Connectors 59
- DRAC 4 Ports 59
- DRAC 4 Security Features 60
- Supported Platforms 60
- Supported Web Browsers 60
- Features 60
- Using racadm Remotely 71
- Connecting the DB-9 Cable 72
- Logging In 76
- Table 4-1. User Properties 77
- Enabling User email Alerts 77
- Configuring the DRAC 4 NIC 78
- Adding an Alert 79
- Managing a Remote System 80
- Updating the DRAC 4 Firmware 81
- Viewing System Information 83
- Session Information 84
- Other Options 85
- Using the SEL 86
- Using the DRAC 4 Log 86
- Using the Diagnostic Console 87
- DRAC 4 Log Messages 89
- Figure 5-1 91
- Figure 5-2 92
- Figure 5-3 92
- Creating a RAC Device Object 96
- Creating a Privilege Object 97
- Certificate Lists 99
- Configuring the DRAC 4 99
- Frequently Asked Questions 100
- Using Console Redirection 102
- Overview 106
- Logging In to the DRAC 4 110
- Starting a Text Console 110
- Using the racadm CLI 111
- Log/Verbose Levels 112
- Configuration File Overview 113
- Parsing Rules 114
- Configuration File Example 115
- Before Adding a DRAC 4 User 116
- Deleting a DRAC 4 User 117
- Testing Email Alerting 117
- Testing SNMP Trap Alerting 117
- Back to Contents Page 119
- Troubleshooting 120
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