Owner's Manual

26 Using Repository Manager in Server Mode
Creating a New Repository
To create a repository:
1
Run Repository Manager.
2 In the Welcome screen, click Import a Repository . Alternatively,
click the
Add link located at the top left corner of the Repository Manager
to add a repository.
3 Select Create New Repository , and click Next .
4 Enter a name and description for your repository, and click Next .
5 Select a source for your repository, and click Next . For more information
on selecting a source, see Selecting a Source for the Repository.
6 In the Select Operating System(s) dialog box, select the operating system
whose components you want to include in the repository, and click
Next .
For example, if you select
Windows , all DUPs pertaining to the Windows
operating system are included in the repository.
Selecting
Both includes DUPs pertaining to the Windows and Linux
operating systems.
7 Select a system model, and click Next . For more information on selecting
system models, see Selecting System Models.
8 In the Select Bundle(s) dialog box, select the bundles you want to include
in the repository, and click
Next . For more information on selecting
bundles, see Selecting Bundles.
9 In the Additional Component(s) dialog box, click Yes if you want your
repository to include additional components not included in the bundles
you selected. Click
View Components for a list of additional components,
and click
Next .
10 The Summary dialog box displays the properties of the repository based
on your selections in the Repository Manager.
11 Click Finish to create the new repository and to view the bundles and
components in this repository from the
Bundles tab and Components tab.
12 Click the Save icon located in the Bundles or Components tabs to save
the repository in the
catalog file , in the xml or cab format, on your system.
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