User's Manual

52 Using Dell Repository Manager in Server Mode
The Import Summary window displays the properties of the custom
bundle you created.
9 Click Finish .
The custom bundle is added under the list of bundle(s) on the
Bundles
tab. Custom bundle(s) you create are indicated by ’User’ in the
Author
column and Dell default bundle(s) are indicated by ’DELL’.
NOTE: You cannot add components to a bundle if the components are not
compatible with the operating system or platform associated with the
bundle(s).
Importing Bundles
To import a bundle:
1
Create or import a repository.
2 Click the Bundles tab.
3 Click Add .
4 In the Import Bundle(s) window, click Next .
5 In the Import Options window, select one of the following, and click Next .
•
Import bundle(s) from an existing repository — Imports bundle(s)
already present in an existing repository
•
Manually create a bundle . — Creates a custom bundle. For more
information on creating a bundle manually, see Creating Custom
Bundles.
6 In the Select Source Repository window, select one of the following
repository location that contains the bundle(s) you want:
• Dell online repository (ftp.dell.com) — Imports the default
repository. This option is enabled only if you have access to the
Internet. You can import the bundle(s) and components from
this repository into the repositories you create. For more
information, see Importing an Existing Repository.
•Local Repository — Selects an existing repository as a base
repository. You can save a local repository as a catalog.cab or
catalog.xml file.
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