Users Guide

5. Click Close and then click OK. The Java Control Panel window closes.

Importing CA certicate to ActiveX trusted certicate store

You must use the OpenSSL command line tool to create the certicate Hash using Secure Hash Algorithm (SHA). It is recommended

to use OpenSSL tool 1.0.x and later since it uses SHA by default. The CA certicate must be in Base64 encoded PEM format. This is

one-time process to import each CA certicate.

To import the CA certicate to the ActiveX trusted certicate store:

1. Open the OpenSSL command prompt.

Run a 8 byte hash on the CA certicate that is currently in-use on the management station using the command: openssl

x509 -in (name of CA cert) -noout -hash

An output le is generated. For example, if the CA certicate le name is cacert.pem, the command is:

openssl x509 –in cacert.pem –noout –hash

The output similar to “431db322” is generated.

3. Rename the CA le to the output le name and include a “.0" extension. For example, 431db322.0.

4. Copy the renamed CA certicate to your home directory. For example, C:\Documents and Settings\<user> directory.

Viewing localized versions of web interface

iDRAC web interface is supported in the following languages:

• English (en-us)

• French (fr)

• German (de)

• Spanish (es)

• Japanese (ja)

• Simplied Chinese (zh-cn)

The ISO identiers in parentheses denote the supported language variants. For some supported languages, resizing the browser

window to 1024 pixels wide is required to view all features.

iDRAC Web interface is designed to work with localized keyboards for the supported language variants. Some features of iDRAC

Web interface, such as Virtual Console, may require additional steps to access certain functions or letters. Other keyboards are not

supported and may cause unexpected problems.

NOTE: See the browser documentation on how to congure or setup dierent languages and view localized versions of

iDRAC Web interface.

Updating device rmware

Using iDRAC, you can update the iDRAC, BIOS, and all device rmware that is supported by using Lifecycle Controller update such

as:

• Fibre Channel (FC) cards

• Diagnostics

• Operating System Driver Pack

• Network Interface Card (NIC)

• RAID Controller

• Power Supply Unit (PSU)

• NVMe PCIe devices

• SAS/SATA hard drives

• Backplane update for internal and external enclosures