Users Guide

Conguring user accounts and privileges
You can setup user accounts with specic privileges (role-based authority) to manage your system using iDRAC and maintain system
security. By default iDRAC is congured with a local administrator account. This default user name is root and the password is calvin. As an
administrator, you can setup user accounts to allow other users to access iDRAC.
You can setup local users or use directory services such as Microsoft Active Directory or LDAP to setup user accounts. Using a directory
service provides a central location for managing authorized user accounts.
iDRAC supports role-based access to users with a set of associated privileges. The roles are administrator, operator, read only, or none. The
role denes the maximum privileges available.
Topics:
Recommended characters in user names and passwords
Conguring local users
Conguring Active Directory users
Conguring generic LDAP users
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Conguring local users
Conguring Active Directory users
Conguring generic LDAP users
Recommended characters in user names and
passwords
This section provides details about the recommended characters while creating and using user names and passwords.
Use the following characters while creating user names and passwords:
Table 18. Recommended characters for user names
Characters Length
0-9
A-Z
a-z
- ! # $ % & ( ) * / ; ? @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~ + < = >
1–16
Table 19. Recommended characters for passwords
Characters Length
0-9 1–20
7
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