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Chapter 8: Nodes, Node Groups, and Interfaces 
 

Service accounts are special login credentials that you can assign to 
multiple interfaces. You can save time by assigning a service account to 
a set of interfaces that often require a password change. You can update 
the login credentials in the service account, and the change is reflected 
in every interface that uses the service account. 

Service accounts cannot be used for Out-of-Band interfaces or Managed 
Powerstrip interfaces.  

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For DRAC, iLO, and RSA interfaces, the login credentials apply to 
the embedded processor card, not the underlying OS. 

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For RDP, SSH, and Telnet interfaces, the login credentials apply to 
the OS. 

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For VNC interfaces, the login credentials apply to the VNC server. 

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For Web Browser interfaces, the login credentials apply to the form 
available at the URL specified in the interface. 

 

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Choose Nodes > Service Accounts. The Service Accounts page 
opens. 

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Click the column header to sort the table by that attribute in 
ascending order. Click the header again to sort the table in 
descending order. Optional. 

 

Service Account Name 

This name is used to identify the service account in 
the interface dialogs and in the Assign Service 
Account page. 

Username 

This username is used as part of the login credentials 
when the service account is assigned to an interface. 

Password 

This password is used as part of the login credentials 
when the service account is assigned to an interface. 

Retype Password 

This field is used to ensure the password is typed 
correctly. 

Description 

This description can contain any extra information you 
want to add about the service account.