Users Guide

Cloning bundles

This section describes the process to clone the bundles.

NOTE: Cloning a bundle results in an increment of the repository version.

1 On the DRM home page, select the repository.

2 Expand the repository list to view the bundles associated with that repository.

3 Select a bundle and click Clone to clone the bundle.

Clone Bundles window is displayed.

4 Select the repository from Select Repository drop-down list to clone the bundle.

5 Click Clone.

Deleting bundles

This section describes the process to delete the bundles.

1 On the DRM home page, select a repository.

2 Expand the repository list to view the bundles associated with that repository.

3 Select a bundle and click Delete.

A warning is displayed to conrm the deletion.

4 Click Delete.

NOTE

: Deleting bundles or components results in an increment of the repository version.

Deleting components from bundle

This section describes the process to delete the components from bundles.

1 On the DRM home page, select a repository.

2 Expand the repository list to view the bundles associated with that repository.

3 Select a bundle and expand the tree to view the components associated with the bundle.

4 Select a component to delete.

A warning is displayed to conrm the deletion.

5 Click Delete.

NOTE

: You can also delete a component from multiple bundles in the repository.

Working with components

All the DUPs and non-DUPs (such as .exe, .msi, .bin, or any other le formats) les are called as components. They are used for updating

the Basic Input/Output System (BIOS), rmware, drivers on specic platforms or any other application.

Using Dell EMC Repository Manager