Users Guide

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Enabling Single Sign-On
Single Sign-On allows you to log into the DRAC without providing your
credentials, after you have logged into the operating system using a valid
Active Directory account. In this case, DRAC uses the credentials cached in
the operating system. DRAC uses Kerberos, a network authentication
protocol, for single sign-on.
Prerequisites for Setting up Single Sign-On
• Configure DRAC 5 for Active Directory login. For more information, see
"Using Active Directory to Log Into the DRAC 5" on page 142.
• Set up
Kerberos authentication for DRAC 5. For more information, see
"Enabling Kerberos Authentication
" on page 147 .
Configuring DRAC 5 to Use Single Sign-On
1 Navigate to Remote Access  Configuration tab  Active Directory
subtab and select  Configure Active Directory .
2 On the Active Directory Configuration and Management page, select
Single Sign-On .
This option enables you to log into DRAC 5 directly after logging into your
workstation.