Users Guide

To enter the CIFS share, see the format used in the following example: \\192.68.2.1\lab\isos
\Windows2012r2.iso
To enter the NFS share, see the format used in this following example: 192.68.10.1:var/infs/
linux.iso
d. If you are using the CIFS share, enter the User Name and Password to access the share.
Understanding Firmware tab
The Firmware tab displays the following information about the firmware repositories:
• Repository Name — Displays the name of the repository.
• Source — Displays the path of the repository that contains the catalog file.
• Set as Default — The check mark next to the repository indicates that it is a default repository.
• Deployed — The possible values are:
– Yes — Indicates that the catalog is part of a service.
– No — Indicates that the catalog is not part of any service.
Select the repository to view the following information about firmware package:
• Bundles — Displays the number of bundles available in the firmware catalog.
• Components — Displays the number of firmware software components available in the firmware
catalog.
• Created On — Displays the date when the repository is created.
• Last Updated — Displays the date when the repository last updated.
• Services Affected — Displays the services in which the firmware catalog is used.
From this page, you can:
• Add new repository
• Select the repository from the list, and click Remove to remove a repository.
NOTE: If you remove a repository, the repository is deleted from the appliance not from the file
share.
• Select a repository from the list, and click Set as Default Repository to set a repository as a default
repository
• Click Configure Settings to compare the default repository with the latest package available at
Dell.com
• Select a repository from the list, in the right pane, click View Bundles to view the firmware bundles
available in the repository.
• Select a repository from the list, in the right pane, click Add Custom Bundle to add custom firmware
file to the repository.
Related Tasks
Adding firmware repositories
Viewing firmware bundle details
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