Dell EMC iDRAC Service Module Security Configuration Guide

User interfaces and the minimum privileges

The following table describes the user interface, interface access, the minimum required privilege, and subsystem of the interfaces.

Table 1. User interfaces and the required privilegesThe following table describes the user interfaces and the required privileges.
Interface	Local or remote	CLI or UI	Privilege	Subsystem
dcismcfg	Local	CLI	Administrator	Operating system
dcism-sync	Local	CLI	Administrator	Operating system
Enable-iDRACAccessHostRoute	Local	CLI	Administrator	Operating system
Enable-iDRACSNMPTrap.sh	Local or remote	CLI	Administrator	Operating system
Invoke-FullPowerCycle	Local or remote	CLI	Administrator	Operating system
Invoke-iDRACHardReset	Local or remote	CLI	Administrator	Operating system
Invoke-iDRACLauncher	Local	UI	Administrator and non-administrator	Operating system
Invoke-SupportAssistCollection	Local	CLI	Administrator	Operating system
ismspdlogs	Local	CLI	*Dell EMC service personnel	Operating system
ismtech	Local	CLI	*Dell EMC service personnel	Operating system
Configure WSMan	Local	Installer and PowerShell script	Administrator	Operating system
Installer	Local	UI, Silent	Administrator	Operating system
NVMe Prepare to Remove	Remote	UI, CLI	Administrator	iDRAC interfaces
TechSupportReport collection	Remote	UI, CLI	Administrator	iDRAC interfaces
Enable or disable iSM features	Local or remote	UI, CLI	Administrator	iDRAC interfaces, iSM Installer on operating system

* ismspdlogs and ismtech interface privileges are recommended for Dell EMC service personnel as an administrator user.