Release Notes

Hardware requirements

Table 1. Hardware requirements

Requirement Details

Processor 1 GHz Pentium processor or equivalent

RAM 4 GB

Hard Disk 1 GB of available space

Display 1024 x 768 high color, 32-bit

Optical Drive (Optional) CD/DVD writer

Software requirements

Supported operating systems:

• Microsoft Windows Server 2016

• Microsoft Windows Server 2019

• Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

• RedHat Enterprise Linux 6.x

• RedHat Enterprise Linux 7.x

• SUSE Linux 12

• SUSE Linux 15

Optional requirements

• Internet connectivity – To access, create, and work with bundles, catalogs, and repositories.

NOTE: You can use the local repositories on DRM without internet connectivity.

• CD/DVD or USB burning software – To create a bootable CD/DVD or bootable USB.

Fixes

• Fixed the issue of Copy Components from source to target when the entire source repository is selected for Copy.

• Fixed the issue of unresponsive Graphical User Interface (GUI) when any job of type Smart Bootable ISO or SUU ISO is deleted.

• Fixed the issue where same network location could not be chosen as plugin update source for the subsequent times, if the location did

not contain any folder within.

• Fixed the issue of Bootable ISO failing after execution of iDRAC update if ISO is mounted through iDRAC virtual media.

• Fixed the issue of Catalog and Plugin search for new versions not working if only FTP protocol is enabled.

• Fixed the issue of Catalog and Plugin search for new versions not working under proxy environment if only HTTPS protocol is enabled.

Known Issues on Microsoft Windows Operating

Systems

• The size of the repository created from an exported catalog from DRM 2.x is not displayed in the output catalog.

• Few of the options for creating shortcut links for DRM are missing while interactive installation.

• Some files and copied shortcuts are not deleted after uninstalling DRM. If the application is not closed before the uninstallation

process.

• DRM should not be installed on a network share.

Known Limitations

• On Linux Operating System, DRM cannot be installed on a custom folder or location other than /opt/dell.