Users Guide

Using iDRAC6 With Microsoft Active Directory 153
5 Scroll to the bottom of the screen and click Configure Active Directory .
The
Step 1 of 4 Active Directory Configuration and Management screen
appears.
6 To validate the SSL certificate of your Active Directory servers, select the
Certificate Validation Enabled
check box under Certificate Settings .
If you don’t want to validate the SSL certificate of your Active Directory
servers, take no action, and skip to step 8.
7 Under Upload Active Directory CA Certificate , enter the file path of the
certificate or browse to find the certificate file, and then click
Upload .
NOTE: You must enter the absolute file path, which includes the full path and
the complete file name and file extension.
The certificate information for the Active Directory CA certificate that you
uploaded appears in the
Current Active Directory CA Certificate section.
8 Click Next .
The
Step 2 of 4 Active Directory Configuration and Management
screen appears.
9 Select the Active Directory Enabled check box.
10 Select Enable Single Sign-on if you want to log into iDRAC6 directly after
logging into your workstation without entering your domain user
authentication credentials, such as user name and password.
To log into iDRAC6 using this feature, you should have already logged into
your system using a valid Active Directory user account. Also you should
have already configured the user account to log into iDRAC6 using the
Active Directory credentials. iDRAC6 uses the cached Active Directory
credentials to log you in.
To enable single sign–on using the CLI, run the racadm command:
racadm -g cfgActiveDirectory -o cfgADSSOEnable 1
11
Add User Domain Name , and enter the IP address of the Domain
Controller Server Address. Select
Next .
12 Select Standard Schema Settings on Step 3 of 4 Active Directory
Configuration and Management
page. Select Next .