Dell Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller 9 Manuals

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Brand
DELL
Model
Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller 9
Industry
Computers
Documents
2
Languages
ZH
Last added
2026-10-14

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Dell iDRAC 9 User Guide Version 3.31.31.31

Dell iDRAC 9 User Guide Version 3.31.31.31

User Manual 360 pages · 5.9 MB · ZH

This manual covers the Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller 9 (iDRAC 9), version 3.31.31.31. It serves as a comprehensive guide for system administrators to manage server hardware remotely. The document details the installation, configuration, and maintenance procedures for the iDRAC 9 firmware.

Key topics include logging into the iDRAC interface, setting up managed systems, configuring network and security settings, managing user accounts and permissions, and utilizing the Lifecycle Controller for firmware updates. The guide provides step-by-step instructions for both the Web interface and the RACADM command-line utility. This manual is written in Chinese.

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Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.

Questions answered in these manuals

What do the notes, cautions, and warnings in this guide indicate?

Notes provide important information to help you use the product better, while warnings indicate potential property damage, personal injury, or death.

From: Dell iDRAC 9 User Guide Version 3.31.31.31

What does a caution symbol signify regarding hardware and data?

A caution indicates that hardware might be damaged or data could be lost, and it explains how to avoid these problems.

From: Dell iDRAC 9 User Guide Version 3.31.31.31

How do I launch the remote console and mount a USB drive?

From the Dashboard, select Virtual Console and click Launch Virtual Console, then use the Virtual Media menu to add and mount a USB image.

From: Dell Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller 9 User Guide