Configure iDRAC during the pre-boot power-on self-test (Post) phase.
After initial setup and configuration of iDRAC settings, you can access it through
the iDRAC web interface (iDRAC8, iDRAC7, and iDRAC6 only).
Note: There are two versions of
iDRAC software — Enterprise and Express. iDRAC8 Enterprise,
iDRAC7 Enterprise, and iDRAC6 Enterprise include remote access
via web browser to the Virtual Console.
- Address Manager 3000 supports iDRAC8 Enterprise and iDRAC7 Express.
- Address Manager 6000 supports iDRAC7 Enterprise.
- DNS/DHCP Server 20 appliances support either iDRAC6 Express or iDRAC7 Express or iDRAC8 Enterprise*
- DNS/DHCP Server 45 and 60 appliances support iDRAC7 Enterprise or iDRAC8 Enterprise*
- DNS/DHCP Server 100, and 100D appliances support iDRAC7 Enterprise.
- Adonis 1900 and 1950 appliances support iDRAC6 Enterprise.
- Adonis 800 and 1200 appliances support iDRAC6 Express.
Assign a static IPv4 or IPv6 address to the iDRAC port using the iDRAC Configuration
Utility directly on the appliance. You can then use this IP address to connect to
iDRAC remotely via the iDRAC web interface.
Note: The iDRAC port can also be assigned
an IP address via DHCP. To view this address, check your DHCP
server status logs. If the iDRAC port does not have an IPv4
address, DHCP might have been disabled. Connect to the
Configuration Utility on your appliance to set a static IP
address or re-enable DHCP.
To access the iDRAC Configuration Utility: