Users Guide

NOTE: Updating a device using the Individual Package workflow only supports executable (EXE) based Dell Update
Packages. When updating an FX2 CMC, the executable DUP must be installed via one of the sleds in the chassis.
The summary of all the baselines is displayed in the working pane, and the compliance of a selected baseline is displayed in
the right pane by using a Donut chart. A Donut chart and list of items in the baseline changes based on the baseline you
select from the Baseline list. See Donut chart.
Topics:
• Manage firmware and driver Catalogs
• Create a firmware/driver baseline
• Delete configuration compliance baselines
• Edit a baseline
• Check the compliance of a device firmware and driver
Manage firmware and driver Catalogs
Catalogs are bundles of firmware and drivers based on device types. All the available catalogs (update packages) are validated
and posted to Dell.com. You can use the catalog directly from the online repository or it can be downloaded to a network share.
Using these catalogs, you can create firmware/driver baselines for the discovered devices and check their compliance. This
reduces the extra effort of administrators and device managers and also reduces the overall updating and maintenance time.
Administrator users can view and access all the catalogs in OpenManage Enteprise, however, device managers can only view
and manage catalogs that they created and own. See, Role and scope-based access control in OpenManage Enterprise on page
15.
For field definitions on the Catalog Management page, see Catalog Management field definitions on page 176. The sources of
catalog that you can currently access are:
NOTE:
● Firmware catalog management using Dell.com or a local network path is limited to only the Enterprise Server Catalog.
● Catalogs with base location pointing to 'Downloads.dell.com' can be used without the Dell Update Packages (DUPs)
while importing catalog in OpenManage Enterprise version 3.5 from a network share. During the firmware upgrade
process, the DUPs will be downloaded directly from https://downloads.dell.com.
● Latest component versions on Dell.com: Lists the latest firmware and driver (64-bit Windows) versions of devices. For
example, iDRAC, BIOS, PSU, and HDDs that are rigorously tested and released and posted to Dell.com. See Creating a
firmware catalog by using Dell.com.
● Network Path: Location where the firmware and driver catalogs are downloaded by the Dell Repository Manager (DRM)
and saved on a network share. See Creating a firmware catalog by using local network.
Add a catalog by using Dell.com
NOTE:
To perform any tasks on OpenManage Enterprise, you must have the necessary user privileges. See Role and
scope-based access control in OpenManage Enterprise on page 15.
NOTE: Ensure to enable SMBv1 in the SMB Settings before you begin any firmware tasks which need communication
with any chassis or the PowerEdge YX2X and YX3X servers that have iDRAC version 2.50.50.50 and earlier. See Manage
Console preferences on page 156 and Generic naming convention for Dell EMC PowerEdge servers on page 177 for more
information.
1. On the Catalog Management page, click Add.
2. In the Add Update Catalog dialog box:
a. In the Name box, enter a firmware catalog name.
b. For the Catalog Source, select the option Latest component versions on Dell.com.
c. In the Update Catalog box, select either Manually or Automatically.
d. If Automatically is selected in the Update Catalog box, Update Frequency need to be selected as either Daily or
Weekly followed by time in the 12-hour format with AM/PM.
e. Click Finish.
Manage the device firmware and drivers
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