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The password should be 20 characters or less (only ASCII printable characters).
In the Verify Password text box, enter the password again.
The passwords must match.
3. Click Apply.
Setting Up The Firmware Repository
To set up the firmware repository and credentials:
1. In the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter , select Settings > Firmware Repository and then click Edit.
2. On the Firmware Repository page, to choose the default repository for firmware updates, select one of the following:
Dell Online
This uses the default firmware update repository of Dell online (ftp.dell.com) with a required staging folder. The
OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter downloads selected firmware updates and stores them in the staging
folder, and then they are applied as necessary.
Shared Network Folder
Hosts using Lifecycle Controller can update from a custom repository which is hosted on a accessible network shared
folder. To create a custom repository, Dell recommends using Dell Repository Manager to create it and then save it to a
shared location where the hosts and OpenManage Integration can access it. Enter the location of the repository's catalog
file below.
3. If you select Shared Network Folderenter the full the of catalog file in the Catalog File Location field
4. Click Begin Test.
5. Click Apply.
Server Security Settings For Deployment
Restrict the set of deployable servers using a white list. If a server is in the white list, it is provided with credentials during the
Auto-Discovery and handshake process and is displayed in the list of servers that are used for deployment. The white list is
maintained by manually adding server service tags, deleting service tags, or importing a list of service tags from a CSV file.
NOTE:
Use a CSV-delimited file to import servers. This contains multiple records on different lines where each record has
one or more service tags separated by commas.
To set up and manage white lists choose from the following:
Enabling A Server White List
Adding Servers To A White List
Deleting Servers From A WhiteList
Enabling A Deployable Server White List
For information about security settings for deployable servers, see Server Security Settings For Deployment.
To enable a server white list:
1. In the Dell Management Center, in the left pane, select Settings.
2. In the right-pane, select Security.
3. In the Security window, click Edit.
4. To use the white list to restrict server deployment, select the Enforce Server White List check box.
5. Click Apply and the server white setting changes to ENABLED.
Steps to Configure or Edit the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter
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