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# Ryd cachen for Dell iDRAC-poster i Remote Desktop Manager

Ryd cachen for Dell iDRAC-poster i Remote Desktop Manager via indstillingerne for websessioner i Microsoft Edge og Google Chrome.

Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC) giver sikker administration af servere på stedet og via fjernadgang, så it-administratorer kan udrulle, opdatere og overvåge PowerEdge-servere når som helst og hvor som helst. Cachen for iDRAC-poster kan ryddes for Google Chrome og Microsoft Edge i Remote Desktop Manager, da den er knyttet til den samme kode.

1. I Remote Desktop Manager skal De gå til ***Fil – Indstillinger – Typer – Sessioner – Websted***.
2. Under afsnittene Microsoft Edge og/eller Google Chrome skal De klikke på ***Ryd cache***.
3. Der åbnes et pop op-vindue, som bekræfter, at cachen for Dell iDrac-poster er ryddet. Klik på ***OK*** for at lukke vinduet.
4. Klik på ***Gem***.

Cachen for Dell iDrac-poster er ryddet.


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