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4. Select CIFS or NFS, enter the following details, and then click Next.

 Share Name (CIFS or NFS) — Path to the shared folder where the Update Packages or

repository is located. For example: \\192.168.20.26\sharename or \\servername\sharename. 

 Domain and User Name (CIFS) — Domain and user name required to log on to the network

share. For example: login-name@myDomain. If there is no domain, type only the login-name.

For example: login-name. 

 Password (CIFS) — Password to authenticate the user name. 

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NOTE: For NFS option, the Domain and User Name and Password boxes are grayed-out as

the NFS protocol does not support user name and password. 

 Catalog Location or Update package path (CIFS or NFS) 

— For single DUPs – If the DUP is located in the root directory, enter the name of the DUP

(for example, APP_WIN_RYYYZZZ.EXE). If the DUP is present in a sub-directory, enter both

the sub-directory name and name of the DUP (for example,

subdirectory\APP_WIN_RYYYZZZ.EXE).

— For Catalog file – If the catalog file is located in the root directory, do not enter the file

name. If the catalog file is located in a sub-directory, enter the sub-directory name (for

example, subdirectory).

The selected image in the specified location is validated and the Select Updates page is

displayed. However, if the catalog is not signed, a warning message is displayed. Click Yes

to continue.

Figure 30. Enter Access Details - CIFS