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Serial Communication: Auto
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Serial Port Address: Serial Device1=COM2, Serial Device2=COM1
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External Serial Connector: Serial Device 2
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Failsafe Baud Rate: 115200
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Remote Terminal Type: VT100/VT220
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Redirection After Boot: Enabled
5. Click Apply to save any changes.
6. Select iDRAC Settings > Connectivity > Serial Over LAN.
7. Specify the following values if they are not already configured:
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Enable Serial Over Lan: Enable
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Baud Rate: 115.2 kbps
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Channel Privilege Level Limit: Administrator
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Redirect Enable: Enable
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Escape Key: ^\ (Ctrl + \)
8. Click Apply to save any changes.
9. Select iDRAC Settings > Services.
10. Specify the following values if they are not already configured:
a. Select Enabled for SSH.
b. Verify the Port Number is set to 22.
11. Click Apply to save any changes.
12. Select Configuration > BIOS Settings > Serial Communications.
13. Click Apply and Reboot.
14. Select Maintenance > Job Queue and verify the Configure: BIOS.Setup job is
complete.
Note:
Click Refresh to get the latest status
Change the iDRAC network port
About this task
iDRAC provides the ability to disable the dedicated iDRAC Ethernet port and assign the iDRAC
connection to share one of the network daughter card Ethernet ports. This step is optional.
CAUTION
Do not configure iDRAC to use network daughter card ports 2, 3, and 4, as they are
reserved for the HA interconnect.
Procedure
1. Connect to the system serial console or connect KVM to the system.
2. Reboot the system.
3. During the system boot process, press F2 to access the BIOS menu.
4. Select iDRAC Settings.
5. Select Network.
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