Settings Used For This Example; Authentication And Group-Level Access Controls - HP 262586-B21 - IP Console Switch 3x1x16 KVM User Manual

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Settings used for this example

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The Microsoft® domain controller acts as the DHCP server and DNS server in these examples.
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The domain is widget.com.
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The user account that is used to query the domain controller for authentication and access controls is
consoleldap.
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The OU for grouping HP IP Console Switches and users is consoleswitches.

Authentication and group-level access controls

This procedure gives an example of how to use Active Directory for authentication and group-level access
controls.
Name the interface adapters to match exactly the names of the computers with which they are
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connected. This must be done using the OSD from the local port PS2 and video connectors. The
domain controllers interface adapters should have a different name than the domain controller. A
computer with the same name representing the domain controller should be added separately to the
directory for console access because the domain controllers are not listed under computers in the
Active Directory, and the domain controllers folder is not browsable to the Admin accounts.
In this example, the interface adapter for the domain controller Widget-AD is named Widget-AD-IA,
and a computer is created with the name Widget-AD-IA. A standard user cannot authenticate for a
domain controller.
To name interface adapters:
Description
Interface adapter (Widget-AD-IA)
Server (Brahms)
Interface adapter (Brahms)
HP IP Console Switch (Rack-10-KVM)
Server (Handel)
Interface adapter (Handel)
Server (Bach)
Interface adapter (Bach)
Windows Server™ 2003 HP IP Console Viewer (Vivaldi)
Interface adapter (Vivaldi)
HP IP Console Switch directory services integration setup tutorial 278