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If the configuration is not complete, the Status column displays one of the following messages for the IP

address(es):

* Certificate Upload Failed - CA certificate uploaded is invalid.

* Configuration Failed - RAC configuration is not successful.

* Insufficient Privileges - The required privileges are not provided to configure the RAC.

For more information on the Status column messages, see Troubleshooting and Frequently Asked

Questions.

After all the configurations are completed, the message "Done" is displayed.

13. Click OK and then click Finish to close the application.

Setting an Association Object

An association object provides the connection between the users with specific privileges and the devices. To set an

association object:

1. In the Active Directory Server Configuration for Extended Schema window, click Browse Directory for the

Association Object field.

The Browse for Dell iDRAC Association Object dialog box is displayed.

2. Navigate and double-click Dell to display the available objects.

The displayed association, privilege, and device object icons are:

– — Association object for iDRAC6 and iDRAC7.

– — Association object for DRAC 4, DRAC 5, and CMC.

– — Privilege object for all schema.

– — Device object for DRAC 4, DRAC 5, and CMC.

– — Device object for iDRAC6 and iDRAC7.

3. Select the association object based on the RAC type and click Select.

The selected association object is displayed as a string in the Association Object field.

Setting a Privilege Object

A privilege object defines the user’s or group’s privileges when authenticating to a RAC device. A privilege object must

be in the same domain as the association object.

To set a privilege object:

1. In the Active Directory Server Configuration for Extended Schema window, click Browse Directory for the Privilege

Object field.