Users Guide

• To log in to the CMC, the user must be service. Users of the other categories do have access to the public keys entered using the
sshpkauth command.
Viewing Public Keys
To view the public keys that you have added to the CMC, type:
racadm sshpkauth –i svcacct –k all –v
To view one key at a time, replace all with a number from 1 – 6. For example, to view key 2, type:
racadm sshpkauth –i svcacct –k 2 –v
Adding Public Keys
To add a public key to the CMC using the le upload -f option, at the commond line interface console, enter:
racadm sshpkauth –i svcacct –k 1 –p 0xfff –f <public key file>
NOTE: You can use only the le upload option with remote RACADM. For more information, see Chassis Management Controller
for PowerEdge VRTX RACADM Command Line Reference Guide .
To add a public key using the text upload option, enter:
racadm sshpkauth –i svcacct –k 1 –p 0xfff –t “<public key text>”
Deleting Public Keys
To delete a public key, run the following command:
racadm sshpkauth –i svcacct –k 1 –d
To delete all public keys, run the following command:
racadm sshpkauth –i svcacct –k all –d
Conguring Terminal Emulation Software
CMC supports a serial text console from a management station running one of the following types of terminal emulation software:
• Linux Minicom.
• Hilgraeve’s HyperTerminal Private Edition (version 6.3).
Complete the tasks in the following subsections to congure the required type of terminal software.
Conguring Linux Minicom
Minicom is a serial port access utility for Linux. The following steps are valid for conguring Minicom version 2.0. Other Minicom versions
may dier slightly, but require the same basic settings. To congure other versions of Minicom, see the information in the section Required
Minicom Settings of this User's Guide.
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