- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Getting Started
- What’s new in this release
- DUP event viewer
- Zip pack elimination
- Slot information for hard drive
- Dependency
- Supported Operating Systems
- Prerequisites
- Prerequisites And Features For Systems Running Linux
- Prerequisites and Features for Systems Running Windows
- Downloading DUPs
- Downloading DUPs through Repository Manager
- Installing Device Drivers
- Installation Order of DUPs
- Best practices for using DUPs
- Other Documents You May Need
- Contacting Dell
- Using Dell Update Packages
- Update and Rollback in Lifecycle Controller Enabled Server
- Command Line Interface Reference
- Linux Troubleshooting
- Known Issues
- Diagnostic Tasks Will Not Run While a DUP Reboot is Pending
- Abnormal Termination of a DUP
- Error While Loading Shared Libraries
- Insufficient Free Physical Memory to Load the BIOS Image
- Kernel Panic While Running Storage Controller Firmware Update Packages
- Loss of Functionality While Renaming Linux DUPs
- DUPs Fail on 64-bit Red Hat Enterprise Linux Operating System
- DUP Update of Firmware Might Fail While Running in the UEFI Mode
- Messages
- DUP Message Logs
- Known Issues
- Troubleshooting for Systems Running Windows
- Trusted Platform Module and BitLocker Support
- Microsoft Windows Server 2008 User Account Control
- Frequently Asked Questions
Dell Update Packages User's Guide
Getting Started
A Dell Update Package (DUP) is a self-contained executable in a standard package format that updates a single software element on the system.
Using DUPs, you can update a wide range of system components and apply scripts to similar sets of Dell systems to bring the system components to the same version levels.
NOTE: On Dell’s 12th
generation of PowerEdge servers onwards, iDRAC and Lifecycle Controller
has common DUP update.
NOTE: OS Collector
inventory and update support available with Dell’s 12th generation
of PowerEdge servers onwards.
You can use DUPs to:
- Apply an individual update to a system by using an interactive command line interface (CLI).
- Install device drivers in interactive and non-interactive modes.
- Execute multiple updates on the system by using a script comprised of non‑interactive commands that you write using the CLI feature.
- Leverage the scheduling of your operating system and software distribution utilities to apply updates remotely to any number of systems.
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