Users Guide

Using the DRAC 5 With Microsoft Active Directory 113
Adding Objects to an Association Object
Using the Association Object Properties window, you can associate users or user groups, privilege
objects, and RAC devices or RAC device groups. If your system is running Windows 2000 mode or
higher, use Universal Groups to span domains with your user or RAC objects.
You can add groups of Users and RAC devices. The procedure for creating Dell-related groups and non-
Dell-related groups is identical.
Adding Users or User Groups
1 Right-click the Association Object and select Properties .
2 Select the Users tab and click Add .
3 Type the user or User Group name and click OK .
Click the Privilege Object tab to add the privilege object to the association that defines the user’s or user
group’s privileges when authenticating to a RAC device. Only one privilege object can be added to an
Association Object.
Adding Privileges
1 Select the Privileges Object tab and click Add .
2 Type the Privilege Object name and click OK .
Click the Products tab to add one or more RAC devices to the association. The associated devices specify
the RAC devices connected to the network that are available for the defined users or user groups.
Multiple RAC devices can be added to an Association Object.
Adding RAC Devices or RAC Device Groups
To add RAC devices or RAC device groups:
1
Select the Products tab and click Add.
2 Type the RAC device or RAC device group name and click OK .
3 In the Properties window, click Apply and click OK .
Enabling SSL on a Domain Controller
If you are using Microsoft Enterprise Root CA to automatically assign all your domain controllers to an
SSL certificate, perform the following steps to enable SSL on each domain controller.
1
Install a Microsoft Enterprise Root CA on a Domain Controller.
a Select Start → Control Panel → Add or Remove Programs .
b Select Add/Remove Windows Components .
c In the Windows Components Wizard , select the Certificate Services check box.