iDRAC Service Module (iSM) generates a self-signed certificate for authentication with iDRAC. iSM verifies the iDRAC certificate during handshake before trying any data communication.
iSM uses a UNIX or local socket for interacting with iSM installed binaries. This involves a proprietary handshake before any data communication takes place.
iSM does not perform user authentication. However, all the command line interfaces require administrator or root user role to perform the operation.
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