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Using iDRAC6 With Microsoft Active Directory
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the User is a member of that Group. Now if I try to log in to iDRAC6 using the User
present in the child domain, Active Directory Single Sign-On login fails.
This may be because of the wrong Group type. There are two kinds of Group
types in the Active Directory server:
• Security —Security groups allow you to manage user and computer access
to shared resources and to filter Group Policy settings
• Distribution —Distribution groups are intended to be used only as e–mail
distribution lists.
Always ensure that the Group Type is Security . You can not use distribution
groups to assign permission on any objects and use them to filter Group
Policy settings.
My Active Directory log in failed. What do I do?
iDRAC6 provides a diagnostic tool in the Web interface.
1
Log in as a local user with administrator privilege from the Web interface.
2
In the system tree, select System
→
Remote Access
→
iDRAC6 .
3
Click the Network/Security tab, and then click the Active Directory sub-tab .
The Active Directory Configuration and Management screen appears.
4
Scroll to the bottom of the screen and click Test Settings .
The Test Active Directory Settings screen appears.
5
Enter a test user name and password, and then click Start Test .
iDRAC6 runs the tests step-by-step and displays the result for each step.
iDRAC6 also logs a detailed test result to help you resolve any problems.
If problems persist:
a
On the Test Settings screen, click the Active Directory sub-tab to return
to the Active Directory Configuration and Management screen.
b
Scroll to the bottom of the screen and click Configure Active Directory .
c
Change your user configuration, and run the test again until the test
user passes the authorization step.