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Attributes
There is one more hierarchy used in AD. Associated with each object class is a
set of “attributes” used to store specific information about the entity that is
being represented. For example, associated with the User object class is an
attribute type named SAM ACCOUNT NAME and others such as FIRST
NAME, SURNAME, PASSWORD, etc. The suite of Dell Remote Console
Switches uses the SAM ACCOUNT NAME and PASSWORD attributes to
authenticate a user (the formal AD names for these two attributes are
sAMAccountName and unicodePWD, respectively).
Schema Extensions
AD is packaged with many object classes, including default containers for
Computer and User objects as well as classes for OU containers and classes to
represent computer and user entities. AD can be extended to include new object
classes such as those provided by Dell to simplify the administration of access
controls; such extensions are usually referred to as “schema extensions” and are
at the heart of the Dell Extended Schema feature described in this document.
These schema extensions provide customized object classes to represent Dell
RCSs, access control information, and a type of container used to associate
specific access control information with specific instances of Dell RCSs and
Users. It is important to note that each attribute type and object class used in
AD must have a globally unique identifier, known as an Object Identifier (OID).
These unique identifiers are ultimately managed by internationally recognized
authorities. For AD, the OID space is managed secondarily by Microsoft. Dell
has obtained OIDs for the custom object classes and attribute types used in the
Dell Extended Schema feature. The following is a summary of the OIDs Dell
obtained:
Dell extension is: dell
Dell base OID is: 1.2.840.113556.1.8000.1280
RCS LinkID range is: 12070 to 12079
- User's Guide 1
- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings 2
- Contents 3
- Contentsxxx 4
- Contentsxxx 5
- The Video Viewer Window 81 6
- LDAP Feature for the RCS 105 7
- Contentsxxx 8
- Contentsxxx 9
- Contentsxxx 10
- Product Overview 11
- Reduce Cable Bulk 12
- KVMSwitching Capabilities 12
- Multiplatform Support 12
- True Serial Capabilities 13
- On-board Web Interface 14
- Encryption 14
- Flash Upgradeable 15
- Tier Expansion 15
- FIPS cryptographic module 15
- 6xxx 16
- Sample Configuration 17
- Safety Precautions 18
- Product Overviewxxx 19
- LAN Options 20
- Product Overviewxxx 21
- 12xxx 22
- Installation 23
- 14xxx 24
- Getting Started 25
- Rack Mounting the RCS 26
- Installationxxx 27
- 18xxx 28
- Installationxxx 29
- 20xxx 30
- Installationxxx 31
- Installing the RCS 32
- Installationxxx 33
- 24xxx 34
- Connecting the RCS Hardware 35
- 26xxx 36
- Connecting a SIP 39
- 30xxx 40
- Number Description 40
- 2 USB Connection 40
- 3 VGA Connection 40
- Adding a Tiered Switch 41
- 34xxx 44
- Installationxxx 45
- 1 Local User 45
- 2 ARI Connection 45
- Adding a PEM (Optional) 46
- Verifying the Connections 51
- Local and Remote 53
- Configuration 53
- Filtering 54
- Using the User Interfaces 57
- Launching a Session 59
- Scan Mode 60
- Viewing System Information 61
- RCS Tools 62
- Databases 63
- Network Settings 65
- DNSSettings 66
- NTP Settings 67
- SNMP Settings 67
- Auditing Event Settings 68
- Setting Event Destinations 68
- Ports - Configuring SIPs 69
- Power Device Settings 70
- Figure 3.2: Target List 72
- Default Outlet Names 74
- Assigning an Outlet Name 75
- Local Port UI Settings 80
- Modem Settings 81
- Sessions 82
- Configuring KVM Sessions 83
- Local Users 86
- Setting Up User Accounts 87
- Override Admin 89
- Active Sessions 90
- The Video Viewer Window 91
- Changing the Toolbar 93
- Window Size 95
- Adjusting the View 95
- Refreshing the Image 97
- Video Settings 97
- Target Video Settings 99
- Automatic Video Adjustment 99
- Color Settings 100
- Noise Settings 101
- Mouse Settings 102
- Mouse Scaling 105
- Virtual Media 106
- Virtual Media Dialog Box 107
- Smart Cards 112
- Keyboard Pass-through 113
- Saving the View 114
- Closing a Session 114
- LDAP Feature for the RCS 115
- Object Classes 116
- Attributes 117
- Schema Extensions 117
- Standard Installation 119
- Configuring DNS Settings 120
- (NTP) Settings 122
- Parameters 122
- Completing LDAP Configuration 128
- Search Configuration Settings 130
- Query Mode Selection Settings 131
- "info" 133
- #$; (three characters) 133
- LDAP SSL Certificates 137
- Login Timeout 142
- Configuring Group Objects 144
- Computers Snap-In (Optional) 154
- Creating a SIP Object 155
- Creating a Privilege Object 156
- LDAP Implementation 161
- Frequently Asked Questions 162
- Appendix A: Terminal 165
- Operations 165
- Console Main Menu Options 166
- Appendix B: Using SIPs 167
- Cisco Port Pinouts 168
- Appendix C: MIB and SNMP 169
- Trap Event Trap Number 174
- Temperature Range 76 174
- Smart Card Inserted 77 174
- Smart Card Removed 78 174
- Appendix D: Cable Pinouts 175
- Information 175
- Console/Setup Pinouts 176
- Appendix E: UTP Cabling 177
- Safety Tips 178
- Appendix F: Sun Advanced Key 181
- Emulation 181
- Appendix G: Technical 183
- Specifications 183
- Appendix H: Technical Support 187
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