Apologies, I misread and misunderstood. I do have a suggestion, though.   In order to make your firmware catalog, so you don't need for ours to be updated, you would need to download Dell Repository Manager (DRM). DRM will allow you to create a catalog and you can add whatever updates you want to it. To use DRM, you would need to download each individual update you want to add to your catalog and add them to the repository.   Regarding sharing, a Windows share can be used as a CIFS share, if that's something you'd want to do.   If DRM is the route you would want to go, I think these three videos might be a good primer. They're on creating catalogs, creating repositories, and adding bundles. The DUPs and non-DUPs (such as .exe, .msi, .bin, or any other file formats) are referred to as components in the manual.    Components page of manual: [URL]   Creating catalog: [URL] Creating a repository: [URL] Adding bundles: [URL]   I did try to find documentation of how to do this using OME 3.5's Update Manager, but I'm not seeing anything. As I understand it, the Update Manager feature was an integration of DRM (though I don't know that to be an absolute fact). Provided that is the case, I'd expect the process to look similar. You should expect to need to download the packages and there should be a wizard to import them. I'm happy to update, if that changes, though.
It's time for quarterly updates, and I want to install all the latest firmware.  The problem is that the catalog direct from dell.com hasn't changed since November, or three weeks ago.  I want to use Dell OME to install the updates, but since it doesn't have the latest updates, I may have to install the updates via the CMC or DRAC, which is more time-consuming. Is there a way I can put a few chosen firmware updates on a share so that OME will see them and install them on my servers?  Or in other words, to make a baseline with a few select firmware packages that haven't hit the Dell catalog yet? Thanks.
Make my own Firmware Catalog