Using Microsoft Active Directory Sso; Configuring Idrac6 To Use Sso - Dell IDRAC6 User Manual

Using Microsoft Active Directory SSO

The SSO feature enables you to log into the iDRAC6 directly after logging
into your workstation without entering your domain user authentication
credentials, such as user name and password. To log into the iDRAC6 using
this feature, you should have already logged into your system using a valid
Active Directory user account. Also, you should have configured the user
account to log into the iDRAC6 using the Active Directory credentials. The
iDRAC6 uses the cached Active Directory credentials to log you in.
You can enable iDRAC6 to use Kerberos—a network authentication
protocol—to enable SSO. For more information, see "About Kerberos
Authentication" on page 187. Ensure that you have performed the steps listed
in the "Prerequisites for Active Directory SSO and Smart Card
Authentication" on page 188 section before configuring iDRAC6 for SSO
logon.

Configuring iDRAC6 to Use SSO

Perform the following steps to configure iDRAC6 for SSO using iDRAC Web
interface:
1 Log in to iDRAC Web interface.
2 Go to Remote Access Network/Security tab Directory Service tab
Microsoft Active Directory.
3 Click Configure Active Directory. The Active Directory Configuration
and Management Step 1 of 4 page is displayed.
4 Upload the keytab obtained from the Active Directory root domain,
to the iDRAC6. To do this, under Upload Kerberos Keytab, type the path
of the keytab file or click Browse to locate the file. Click Upload. The
Kerberos keytab will be uploaded into iDRAC6. The keytab is the same file
you created while performing the tasks listed in the "Prerequisites for
Active Directory SSO and Smart Card Authentication" on page 188.
5 Click Next. The Active Directory Configuration and Management Step 2
of 4 page is displayed.
6 Select Enable Single Sign-On to enable SSO login.
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