- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
- Overview
- Updating Dell Repository Manager
- System Requirements And Uninstalling The Dell Repository Manager
- User Scenarios
- Using FileStore Save Disk Space In System Drive (C: Drive)
- Searching The Dell Support Site For Updates
- Export Updates To Lightweight Deployment Package
- Updating The Local Repository
- Creating Bootable CD or USB Keys For Updates
- Creating A Custom Repository Using Dell OpenManage Essentials
- Launching DRM Using Command Line Options
- Creating An Update Repository Using Dell Management Plug-In For VMware vCenter
- Using The Dell
Repository Manager
- Configuring Settings For The Dell Repository Manager
- Creating A Customized Repository
- Working With My Repositories
- Saving The Repository To A Local Disk
- Importing A Legacy Repository
- Comparing And Updating Repositories
- Editing A Repository
- Opening The Dell Online Repository
- Viewing The Properties Of A Repository
- Viewing The Inventory Information Of A Repository
- Refreshing Inventory For Repositories
- Working With Bundles
- Working With Components
- Working With Filters
- Working With Jobs Queue
- Updating A Local Repository
- Creating A Custom Repository Using Dell OpenManage Essentials
- Scheduling Automatic Search
- Searching Dell Support Site
- Frequently Asked Questions
Dell Repository Manager Data Center Version 1.7 User’s Guide
Working With Bundles
A bundle is a collection of Dell Update Packages (DUPs), called components, that are related to a certain platform, for example, Dell PowerEdge R410 and operating system, Microsoft Windows Server 2008.
You can use Dell Repository Manager to:
- Create or import and customize bundle(s).
- Clone existing bundle(s).
- Compare bundle(s).
- Export bundle(s) to external repositories or deploy them to applicable systems in the form of bootable ISOs, deployment packs, driver packs, or a fully functional Server Update Utility (SUU).
The list of bundle(s), created or imported, appear in the Bundles screen. You can sort the list of bundle(s) based on the name of the bundle, version, operating system, or date on which the bundle(s) were created, size, author, server generation, and brand of the bundle(s).
You can view the number of bundle(s) in the list and the number of bundle(s) you select, at the top of the list. The numbers are displayed in the Selected/Total: format. The name of the repository to which the bundles belong, is displayed at the top of the bundles list.
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