Hello Edgar Repositories are just that, they are file repositories with a catalog. They are meant to be used in conjunction with another OpenManage product like a System Build and Update Utility or a Server Update Utility. They can be used with many other OpenManage products and Lifecycle Controllers. All of the products that the repositories work in conjunction with should have the features you are inquiring about. When you create a repository you have the option of making an SUU. This will create an ISO that can be run in Windows. It will give an interface of current and available, and it will allow you to choose what to update. There is also an option for a bootable Linux updater. That will create an ISO that you can boot to for updating BIOS and firmware.   That type of installation is meant to simply be a repository location. When you use a utility like the SBUU or Lifecycle Controller you can direct it to that folder location if you have set it up as an FTP site. It will use the catalog and files in that location as a repository to pull updates from. Thanks
Hi,  I'm new to Dell Poweredge server, coming from HP Proliant I see I have something that are similar. I downloaded and installed the Dell Repository Manager. Created the repository folder and populated with the files I need for my PE T110 II. But I don't want to install one by one, and I don't want to search if I need or not that version because the one I have installed is outdated. In HP I have the Version Control Repository Manager, that is similar to Dell Repository Manager, and I have Version Control Agent that compares the version of each driver, software and firmware installed on the server to the repository. If I have any difference I can mark each one and click Install. How can I do this on Dell?   Regards,Edgar
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