Users Guide

Settings Values and Description

DNS Server 2 (Secondary DNS

Server)

Maximum value of FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF

Virtual Media Configuration

The Virtual Media is available only if the system includes iDRAC7 Enterprise. Use the Virtual Media Configuration wizard

to set control modes for the available Virtual Media devices. See the

Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller 7

(iDRAC7) User’s Guide

available at support.dell.com/manuals for more information on supported Virtual Media devices.

NOTE: The feature is licensed. Acquire the license to enable the feature. For more information on acquiring and

using the licenses, see

iDRAC7 User’s Guide

To set the virtual media configuration:

1. From iDRAC Configuration, go to Virtual Media Configuration.

2. Select one of the control modes:

– Attached

– Detached

– Auto-Attached

3. Click Next to proceed.

Virtual Media Connection Mode

The connection modes available for Virtual Media configuration:

Table 7. : VM Connection Mode

Mode Description

Attached The Virtual Media devices are available for use in the current operating environment.

Virtual Media enables a floppy image, floppy drive, or CD/DVD drive from your system

to be available on the managed system’s console, as if the floppy image or drive were

present (attached or connected) on the local system.

Detached The Virtual Media devices are not accessible.

Auto-Attached The Virtual Media devices are automatically mapped to the server every time the user

physically connects a media.

LAN User Configuration

Use this to configure LAN user settings such as: account access, account-related attributes, and smart card

authentication. To do this:

1. From iDRAC Configuration, go to LAN User Configuration.

2. Set user settings.

3. Click Next to proceed.