Users Guide
Table Of Contents
- Dell EMC Repository Manager Version 3.3.2 User’s Guide
- Contents
- Introduction
- Installing and maintaining DRM
- Using Dell EMC Repository Manager
- Identifying the series of your Dell EMC PowerEdge servers
- Command-line interface syntax
- Command-line interface
- Frequently asked questions
Command-line interface syntax
The following chapter describes the syntax for the commands that you can use in command-line interface(CLI) mode:
Consider the following points for using DRM through CLI:
● (For Linux users only) Ensure that you have Read and Write access to the drmuser account in the particular directory
including all sub level directories when you want to export, import, or download a repository, add a catalog, update a plugin
or configure the storage location in Application Preferences.
● When performing any operations on a repository, if the repository version is not specified, the operations are performed on
the latest version of the repository.
● To update, delete, or import a specific repository use the repository name with version in the following format:
<repository name>:<repository version>
● For running any DRM operations, ensure that you provide the recurring read and write access to local share folders in Linux
operating system.
For example, the create repository and import and export operations require the read and write access for the local share
folders.
●
Run all the commands on Windows operating system using / or - character.
● To use a network path, provide the authentication attribute in the following format: --
authentication="domain\username:password" For OMIVV console, provide username@domain:password
● All the CLI operations are limited to a single repository.
● Selection of bundles is not supported in CLI.
● Nowait attribute can be used with export, scheduled refresh, and plug-in update.
● If source and catalog attributes are not used for repository creation, then the latest Enterprise catalog is considered as base
catalog.
● If you have defined the port number for integration type, ensure that you specify the port number while creating a
repository.
Table 4. Commands
Description Command Full form Example
Launching DRM
Open DRM in a Graphical User
Interface (GUI) mode.
drm
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drm
Commands to display details in DRM
Display the current version of DRM.
drm -v drm --version drm --version
Display help menu.
drm -h drm --help drm --help
Display the list of all repository
names, latest version, size, and the
latest date when it was modified.
drm -li=rep drm --list=rep drm --
list=rep
Display all console integration types.
drm -li=integration-type drm --list=
integration-type
drm --list=
integration-
type
Displays all available categories
drm -li=category drm --list=category drm
-li=category
Displays all the categories for a
specific repository version
drm -li=category
-r=<repository
name>:<version>
drm --list=category
--
repository=<reposito
ry name>:<version>
drm
-li=category
-r=repo1:1.01
Displays all available catalogs
drm -li=catalogs drm --list=catalogs drm
-li=catalogs
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