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Purchase a Drac 5 for my Poweredge 2950 which is running Server 2012 R2. Forwarded all of what I believe were the necessary ports as per the Dell manual. Able to hit the Drac from outside the network via my dynamic hostname:443 and can login and use all of the other features however when trying to use the console redirect I get the following: If I try using the Java plugin I get a green screen that says out of range, I've tried rolling back to Java 7 & 6 as well as adding the address to the site list and lowering the security settings but this did not work. If I use the native setting which requires the active X plugin this attempts to install but fails even with the address added to the list of compatible sites/trusted sites/intranet and all active X settings set to enabled. I've also tried this in Chrome and Firefox with the same issues. Would be really appreciated if anyone could shed any light on this. |
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question asked: 15 Jun '15, 04:18
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