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Dedicated
This option enables remote access to utilize the dedicated network interface
available on the Dell Remote Access Controller (DRAC). The DRAC
interface is not shared with the host operating system and routes
management traffic to a separate physical network, thus separating it from
the application traffic.
NOTE:
This option is available only if an iDRAC6 Enterprise controller is present in
the system.
Shared with failover
This option enables remote access to share the network interface with the
host operating system. The remote access device network interface is fully
functional when the host operating system is configured for NIC teaming.
The remote access device receives data through the LAN on motherboard
LOM 1 and LOM 2, but it transmits data only through LOM 1. If LOM 1
fails, the remote access device fails over to LOM 2 for all data transmission.
The remote access device continues to use LOM 2 for data transmission.
If LOM 2 fails, the remote access device fails over all data transmission back
to LOM 1.
Shared with failover - LOM 2
This option enables remote access to share the network interface with the
host operating system. The remote access device network interface is fully
functional when the host operating system is configured for NIC teaming.
The remote access device receives data through the LAN on Motherboard
LOM 1 and LOM 2, but transmits data only through LOM 2. If LOM 2 fails,
the remote access device fails over to LOM 1 for all data transmission.
The remote access device continues to use LOM 1 for data transmission. If
LOM 1 fails, the remote access device fails over all data transmission back to
LOM 2.
If one LOM fails but is later restored, you can manually revert back to the
original LOM settings by editing the NIC selection through the iDRAC
Hardware Configuration wizard.