Administrator Guide

Service Tag Only
Service Tag and Administrator Email
NOTA: To select the option Service Tag and Administrator Email, you must first configure the e-mail relay
host and administrator contact e-mail.
In the Password Management pane you can edit the current password and edit the password reset options.
Email Relay Host
The Email Relay Host pane displays the current email relay host configured for the DR Series system. The Email Relay
Host pane title acts as a link to the Email Relay Host page:
This page lists the configured email relay host by its IP address or hostname that is responsible for email in the
DR Series system. The Email Relay Host page provides the Add Relay Host option (which after you configure it,
this option changes to Edit Relay Host).
Date and Time
The Date and Time pane displays the current Mode configured for the DR Series system (Manual or NTP), the current
Time Zone, and the current Date and Time (in mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss format, for example: 12/11/12 14:58:22 PST). The Date
and Time pane title acts as a link to the Date and Time page:
This page contains a Settings pane that lists the Mode used. The system uses Network Time Protocol (NTP)
servers if the system is part of a workgroup and not joined to an Active Directory Services (ADS) domain. If the
system is joined to an ADS domain, then the NTP servers setting is disabled and the system uses the ADS
domain time. The Settings pane also displays the current Time Zone, and current Date and Time. The Date and
Time page provides the Edit option for changing the date and time settings.
NOTA: Dell recommends using the Network Time Protocol (NTP) servers when the DR Series system is part of a
workgroup and not part of a domain. The NTP time mode is disabled when the DR Series system is joined to an
Active Directory Services (ADS) domain. Any attempt to enable the NTP time mode when you are joined to an ADS
domain displays an error message indicating this is not possible.
Understanding the System Configuration Page Options
The System Configuration page contains three key system options:
Password Management
Shutdown
Reboot
Edit Password
Edit Password—click this option to display the Edit Password dialog, where you can change the login password for the
DR Series system
NOTA: To change CIFS login credentials, you can use the DR Series system CLI command, authenticate –set –
user . For details, see the
Dell DR Series System Command Line Reference Guide
.
NOTA: Editing your existing login password is different than resetting your login password. Click Edit Password in
the System Configuration page to edit your login password to reflect any value that meets the system password
requirements (for more information, see Modifying the System Password. Click Reset Password in the Login page
to reset your login password to the system default value, which requires you to provide the service tag for your
system. For more information, see Resetting the Default System Password.
Shutdown
Shutdown—click this option to display the Shutdown System dialog, where you can shut down the DR Series system.
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