Owner's Manual

Repository Management 17
Repository Management
Repository Manager allows you to create customized repositories that you can
use to update Dell™ PowerEdge™ systems. A repository is a collection of
Dell components that can be updated. These components can be arranged in
bundles to group related updates together. Every repository has a catalog.xml
file that specifies the contents of a repository.
Using Repository Manager you can:
Create a new or custom repository
Import an existing repository
Compare available repositories
Save the repository
You can then deploy the repository through bootable ISO images,
raw driver packs, and deployment scripts.
Creating a New Repository
1
Launch Repository Manager.
2
In the
Welcome
dialog, click
Import a Repository
. Alternatively,
click the
Add
link located at the top left corner of Repository Manager
to add a repository.
3
In the
Create/Load Repository
dialog, select
Create New Repository
and
click
Next
.
4
In the
Name and Description
dialog, enter a name and description for
your repository and click
Next
.
5
In the
Select Source Repository
dialog:
Select
Local Repository
to select an existing repository as a base
repository and then add bundles to the base repository.
Select
Recent Repository
to view the ten most recent repositories that
were created or imported using Repository Manager. You can select
one of these repositories as the base repository.
Select
Empty Repository
to create an empty repository.
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