Users Guide

Configuring Your Managed System 27
NOTE: If the first integrated network interface controller (NIC 1) is used in an Ether Channel team or link
aggregation team, the BMC management traffic will not function on PowerEdge x8xx systems. The NIC teaming
option is supported only on PowerEdge x9xx systems. For more information about network teaming, see the
documentation for the network interface controller.
Domain Name from DHCP Turns the domain name on or off.
Domain Name This field is read-only when DNS Servers from DHCP is set to
on.
Enter the Domain Name using 1-64 alpha-numerics, spaces, and
symbols. Press <Enter> to save the value. Press <Esc> to exit the
field without saving.
Virtual Media Configuration NOTE: This option is available only on systems with a DRAC installed.
Virtual Media Attaches or detaches a virtual media drive.
Virtual Flash Enables or disables virtual flash memory.
LAN User Configuration Enables setting the user name, user password, user privilege, and
enables user access for user ID=2.
Account Access Enables or disables account privileges.
Account Priviledge Sets the account to one of:
Admin, User, Operator, No Access
Account User Name Sets the account user name.
Enter Password Enter the password for this Account User. You must enter at least one
non-null acharacter.
Confirm Password Confirm the password you entered.
Reset To Default Clears the BMC settings and resets the BMC setting to the defaults.
NOTICE: Resetting to factory defaults will restore remote non-
volatile settings.
System Event Log Menu Enables viewing and clearing the System Event Log (SEL). A popup box
will indicate that the SEL is being read.
Total System Event Log Entries Displays the number of records in the SEL.
View System Event Log Displays a record in the SEL, starting with the most recent record. Enter
a record number to view, using the
Advance to Entry field. Use the
Right and Left arrow keys to scroll up and down the SEL.
Clear System Event Log Erases all records in the SEL.
Table 2-1. Remote Access Configuration Utility (continued)
Option Description