Owner's Manual

54 Using Dell Lifecycle Controller Integration (DLCI)
Validating a Dell Factory-Issued Client Certificate on the iDRAC for Auto-Discovery
This security option requires that a system being discovered by the
provisioning website during the discovery and handshake process has a valid
factory-issued client certificate which is deployed to the iDRAC. This feature
is enabled by default. It can be disabled by running the following command:
[Program Files]\Dell\DPS\Bin\import.exe
–CheckCertificate false
NOTE: By default, the CheckCertificate value is set to true. Ensure that you set the
CheckCertificate value to false if you are not using unique certificates.
Pre-authorizating Systems for Auto-Discovery
This security option checks the service tag of the system being discovered
against a list of authorized service tags you have imported. To import the
authorized service tags, create a file containing a comma-separated list of
service tags, and import the file by running the following command:
[Program Files]\Dell\DPS\Bin\import.exe -add
[file_with_comma_delimited_service_tags].
Running the command creates a record for each service tag in the repository
file [Program Files]\Dell\DPS\Bin\Repository.xml.
This feature is disabled by default. To enable this authorization check, run
the following command:
[Program Files]\Dell\DPS\bin\import.exe
–CheckAuthorization false.
Changing the Administrative Credentials Used by DLCI for ConfigMgr
Use the following commands to change the administrative credentials for
ConfigMgr used by DLCI:
To set the user name:
[Program Files]\Dell\DPS\Bin\import.exe –CIuserID
[New Console Integration Admin User ID]
To set the password:
[Program Files]\Dell\DPS\Bin\import.exe -CIpassword
[New Console Integration Admin Password].
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