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# Borrar la caché de las entradas de Dell iDRAC en Remote Desktop Manager
El Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC) proporciona una gestión de servidores segura tanto local como remota, ofreciendo a los administradores de TI la capacidad de implementar, actualizar y supervisar servidores PowerEdge en cualquier momento y lugar. La caché de las entradas de iDRAC se puede borrar para Google Chrome y Microsoft Edge en Remote Desktop Manager, ya que está vinculada al mismo código.
1. En Remote Desktop Manager, vaya a ***Archivo – Configuración – Tipos – Sesiones – Sitio web***.
2. En las secciones de Microsoft Edge y/o Google Chrome, haga clic en ***Borrar caché***.
3. Se abre una ventana emergente para confirmar que se ha borrado la caché de las entradas de Dell iDrac. Haga clic en ***Aceptar*** para cerrar la ventana.
4. Haga clic en ***Guardar***.
La caché de las entradas de Dell iDrac se ha borrado.
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