Users Guide

NOTE: You cannot edit the user account that DLCI uses to access the iDRAC of the system.

7. Specify the following details:

• General Details — Type the user name and password. You must specify the password when you

create or edit a user account.

• IPMI LAN user Privilege granted — Select the type of user from the drop-down list to grant the

IPMI LAN user privilege.

• Other Privilege — Select the Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller group from the drop-

down list and select the privileges that you want to assign to that group.

For more information on the privileges, see the Dell Lifecycle Controller Version 1.6 User’s Guide

and Dell Lifecycle Controller 2 Version 1.4.0 available at dell.com/support/home.

8. Click OK to save the user account configuration and revert to the Users tab.

9. Click Save As Profile to save the Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller configuration profile.

Editing an integrated Dell Remote Access Controller profile

About this task

To edit an iDRAC profile:

Steps

1. On the System Viewer utility, click iDRAC Configuration.

The iDRAC configuration options are displayed.

2. Select Edit an Existing Profile.

3. Click Browse and navigate to the location where you have saved the iDRAC configuration profile,

and click Next.

4. In the Network Configuration tab, select the attribute you want to edit.

NOTE: For more information on the various parameters that you can set for the preceding

attributes, see the Dell Lifecycle Controller Version 1.6 User’s Guide and Dell Lifecycle

Controller 2 Version 1.4.0 available at dell.com/support/home.

5. Click the Users tab.

The grid retrieves the list of iDRAC users on the existing profile and displays them.

6. You can add a user account or edit an existing user account. For more information, see step 6 and

step 7 in Creating an integrated Dell Remote Access Controller profile.

7. Click Save As Profile to save the modified iDRAC configuration profile.

Configuring NICs and CNAs for a system

This feature enables you to configure the different attributes of specific network interface cards (NICs) or

converged network adapters (CNAs) in the system and save them to a profile. You can create NIC or CNA

profiles for a system but the profiles can be applied only to a collection. This feature enables NIC

partitioning in the collection.

Each type of NIC is associated with a template. This template does not contain any specific instance

information and is agnostic of any system. For example, a DualPort-QuadPartition-NIC template enables

you to configure the eight partitions of CNA to various roles.

For information on NICs supported by Lifecycle Controller, see the Dell Lifecycle Controller Unified

Server Configurator/Unified Server Configurator-Lifecycle Controller Enabled User’s Guide available at

dell.com/support/manuals.