PowerShell scripts that I've written to deal with the Dell iDRAC.
I'm a bash scripter. This is my first PowerShell script. Don't judge me (out loud).
This is for configuring an iDRAC to use Active Directory as the authentication source. This does not require any special domain permissions.
This is used, in conjunction with the racadm utility, to add a service account to active directory and use that account to generate a keytab.
This script must be run on a Windows server as the ktpass command is not available on desktop releases of Windows. You must also have domain permissions to add accounts, modify accounts, and reset account passwords.
Passwords are randomly generated each time this script is run and the password is used for the domain account and the keytab.
You may need to manually upload the keytab if you are working with a v9 iDRAC.