Users Guide

70 Advanced Configuration of the DRAC 5
Accessing the DRAC 5 Through a Network
After you configure the DRAC 5, you can remotely access the managed
system using one of the following interfaces:
• Web-based interface
•RACADM
• Telnet Console
• SSH
•IPMI
Table 4-15 describes each DRAC 5 interface.
Table 4-15. DRAC 5 Interfaces
Interface Description
Web-based interface Provides remote access to the DRAC 5 using a graphical
user interface. The Web-based interface is built into
the DRAC 5 firmware and is accessed through the NIC
interface from a supported Web browser on the
management station.
For a list of supported Web browsers, see "Supported
Web Browsers".
RACADM Provides remote access to the DRAC 5 using a
command line interface. RACADM uses the managed
system’s IP address to execute RACADM commands
(racadm remote capability option [-r]).
NOTE: The racadm remote capability is supported only on
management stations. For more information, see
"Supported Web Browsers".
NOTE: When using the racadm remote capability, you
must have write permission on the folders where you are
using the racadm subcommands involving file operations,
for example:
racadm getconfig -f < file name >
or:
racadm sslcertupload -t 1 -f
c:\cert\cert.txt subcommands