Remote Access Users

Use this window to view details about the Remote Access users.

NOTE: Remote Access users are created independently from Server Administrator and from the operating system that is assigned or created users.
NOTE: This help page may include information about features not supported by your system. Server Administrator only displays the features that are supported on your system.

On PERC 12 controllers, a partial virtual disk must have the same Strip Element Size as a parent virtual disk.

On PERC 12 controllers, the strip element size must be the same for a partial virtual disk and parent virtual disk.

User Privileges

Table 1. User Privileges
Selection View Manage
Remote Access Users User, Power User, Administrator Administrator
NOTE: For more details on user privilege levels, see Privilege levels in the Server Administrator UI.

This page displays the number of users that can be configured as Remote Access users. Each configured user may have a value for one or more of the attributes that are listed below. If an attribute value for a particular user is entered in the Remote Access User Configuration window, it is displayed here. On supported systems:

  • Ten user IDs are displayed.
  • If a DRAC card is installed, 16 user IDs are displayed.
  • Serial Over LAN Payload column is displayed.
User ID Clicking User ID opens the Remote Access User Configuration window where you can configure a new or existing Remote Access user.
NOTE:  User 1 is reserved for the Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) anonymous and the configuration cannot be modified.
For more information about the requirements to set the password for a user account, see the iDRAC User's Guide available at iDRAC Manuals.
State Displays whether the user is enabled or disabled.
User Name Displays the Remote Access username for a Remote Access user ID.
LAN User Privilege Displays the maximum Remote Access user privilege level for LAN use. See the Remote Access user privilege level definitions on the Remote Access User Configuration window.
Serial Port User Privilege Displays the maximum privilege level for serial port use. See the Remote Access user privilege level definitions on the Remote Access User Configuration window.
NOTE: This field is not displayed on iDRAC capable systems.
Serial Over LAN Payload Displays if the serial over LAN connection is enabled or disabled for each user in the list.
DRAC User Privilege It displays the privilege level that is selected for the user.
NOTE: This field is displayed only if a DRAC 5 card (or higher) is installed in the system.
iDRAC User Privilege It displays the privilege level that is selected for the user.
NOTE: This field is displayed only on iDRAC capable systems.
For more information on the other buttons present in the Server Administrator Action pages, see Server Administrator Window Buttons.