Users Guide
Clearing Lost or Forgotten Password
When the iKVM password is lost or forgotten, you can reset it to the iKVM factory default, and then change the password. You can reset
the password using either the CMC Web interface or RACADM.
To reset a lost or forgotten iKVM password using the CMC Web interface, in the system tree, go to Chassis Overview > iKVM, click Setup
tab, and then click Restore Default Values.
You can change the password from the default using OSCAR. For more information see Setting Password.
To reset a lost or forgotten password using RACADM, open a serial/Telnet/SSH text console to CMC, log in, and type:
racadm racresetcfg -m kvm
NOTE: Using the racresetcfg command resets the Front Panel Enable and Dell CMC Console Enable settings, if they are
dierent from the default values.
For more information about the racresetcfg subcommand, see the Chassis Management Controller for Dell PowerEdge M1000e
RACADM Command Line Reference Guide.
Changing the Language
Use the Language dialog box to change the OSCAR text to display in any of the supported languages. The text immediately changes to the
selected language on all of the OSCAR screens.
To change the OSCAR language:
1 Press <Print Screen>.
The Main dialog box appears.
2 Click Setup and then Language.
The Language dialog box appears.
3 Select the required language and click OK.
Displaying Version Information
Use the Version dialog box to display the iKVM rmware and hardware versions, and to identify the language and keyboard conguration.
To display version information:
1 Press <Print Screen>.
The Main dialog box is displayed.
2 Click Commands and then Display Versions.
The Version dialog box is displayed. The top half of the Version dialog box lists the subsystem versions.
3 Click or press <Esc> to close the Version dialog box.
Scanning the System
In scan mode, the iKVM automatically scans from slot to slot (server to server). You can scan up to 16 servers by specifying the servers you
want to scan and the number of seconds each server is displayed.
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Conguring and Using iKVM