Users Guide

Configuring Security Features 283

Using the Secure Shell (SSH)

For information about using SSH, see " Using the Secure Shell (SSH)."

Configuring Services

NOTE: To modify these settings, you must have Configure iDRAC permission.

Additionally, the remote RACADM command-line utility can only be enabled if the

user is logged in as root.

Expand the

System tree and click Remote Access.

2 Click the Configuration tab and then click Services.

Configure the following services as required:

• Local Configuration (Table 21-6)

• Web server (Table 21-7)

• SSH (Table 21-8)

• Telnet (Table 21-9)

• Remote RACADM (Table 21-10)

• SNMP agent (Table 21-11)

• Automated System Recovery Agent (Table 21-12)

Use the

Automated Systems Recovery Agent

to enable the

Last Crash

Screen

functionality of the iDRAC6.

NOTE: Server Administrator must be installed with its Auto Recovery feature

activated by setting the Action to either: Reboot System, Power Off System, or

Power Cycle System, for the Last Crash Screen to function in the iDRAC6.

Click

Apply Changes

Click the appropriate

Services

page button to continue. See Table 21-13.

Issuer Information Certificate attributes returned by the issuer

Valid From Issue date of the certificate

Valid To Expiration date of the certificate

Table 21-5. Certificate Information (continued)

Field Description