Users Guide

Table 2. Step Number and Location

Step Number Location in Lifecycle Controller Web Services Interface Guide (Windows or

Linux)

- 12.10 — Set iDRAC Certificate and Private Key

Profiles

DCIM_LCManagement Profile

MOFs

DCIM_LCService.mof

Managing Directory CA Certificate

Need to upload the trusted root CA certificate to authenticate Active Directory or LDAP sessions.

To successfully perform remote operations on the server, make sure that the following prerequisites are met:

• Common Prerequisites Before Using Remote Services

• Time is set correctly on iDRAC.

To manage the directory CA certificate:

NOTE: The method restarts all web services and closes all active sessions.

1. Download the CA certificate from the LDAP or AD server.

2. Use openssl or another tool to encode it in the base64 format.

3. Invoke SetPublicCertificate() method with the required parameters.

After setting the server certificate the web services restarts. All sessions are closed and new WS-Management

commands must accept the new server certificate.

References For Managing Directory CA Certificate

NOTE: The sections referenced in this table contain only generic examples.

Table 3. Step Number and Location

Step Number Location in Lifecycle Controller Web Services Interface Guide (Windows or Linux)

- 12.9 — Set Public Certificates

Profiles

DCIM_LCService

MOFs

DCIM_LCService.mof