Grobeoba,  On the R900 the server would have just a Drac 5, at the time the 10th generations released we didn't specify an Express and Enterprise difference. The drac 5 does have a web interface. It would be [URL] assigned to drac, from there you should see a login. You should be able to SSH to the drac, as long as port 22 is open. One thing to confirm is that the server actually has the Drac 5 installed. When booting the server, the CTRL-E prompt you see is displayed for both the BMC and the Drac, as the logic is shared. So you can get the CTRL-E interface without actually having the drac. When you access the CTRL-E interface do you see just Baseboard Mgmt Controller Revision and Primary Backplane FW Revision listed in the center of the page, or is Remote Access Controller Revision listed as well? If Remote isn't listed then the Drac isn't present. Another way to see if it installed is to look inside. On this expansion riser - [IMAGE] Do you see this card installed, and cabled? - [IMAGE] If not then the Drac card isn't actually installed.  If the Drac is present then when updating the BMC you want to update the Drac as well. Here are the 2 updates BMC - [URL] Drac 5 - [URL]  Let me know what you find. 
PE R900. Latest BIOS/BMC firmware. I only have the iDRAC 5 Express. I'm having all sort of fun issues with it. 1) Does this or does it not have a web interface? I've heard that it does, and that it does not. I'm just looking for clarification. 2) Should I or should I not be able to SSH/Telnet to it? Once, again, for clarification.  Issues: Being the express, it is shared with the onboard NIC. Said NIC is plugged into my switch, gets a connection, and has a static IP set. I'm running MS Server 2012 R2, and I have explicitly set that adapter as disabled to prevent any possible conflicts. I am able to ping the DRAC from any computer on my local network. However, that's all I get. No HTTP/HTTPS/SSH/Telnet. I've never used IPMI before, so I'm unsure of how to check on that. I've run nmap on it from several computers, using -Pn to force it to assume the host is up, and it can't find anything even resembling an open port. Running RACADM locally produces: ERROR: RACADM is unable to process the requested subcommand because there is nolocal RAC configuration to communicate with.  Dell's OSA is able to communicate with the system just fine, and I'm able to change settings under Remote Access. I've checked, and they do in fact make it into the RA settings (CTRL-E at boot). I successfully updated my BMC hardware to the latest version in the middle of this troubleshooting session. Both prior to and afterwards, the RA firmware package fails immeditaely with "This configuration is not supported." I'd starting to lose my mind a bit. Any help is appreciated, guys and gals.  TIA, Grobe
iDRAC 5 Access on PE R900