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# Borrar la caché de las entradas de Dell iDRAC en Remote Desktop Manager

Borre la caché de las entradas de Dell iDRAC en Remote Desktop Manager a través de la configuración de sesión de sitio web de Microsoft Edge y Google Chrome.

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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