HP Neoware e90 HP Device Manager 3.8 User Manual - Page 49

Configuring the Repository, Creating an FTP Repository

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Configuring the Repository Getting Started Creating an FTP Repository The HP Management Repository is used to store software components, system images, diagnostic tools and agent files. Each of the individual items stored in the Repository is referred to as an element. Once elements are stored in the Repository, they can be applied to client devices using templates. The HP Management Repository actually resides over several servers, these being the HP Management Server Repository (the "Server Repository") and one or more FTP Server Repositories (the "FTP Repository"). The Repository Management tool is used to import elements into the Server Repository and then transfer them to the relevant FTP Repository. An element must be transferred to an FTP Repository before it can be applied to clients. When you log in the HP Device Manager Console for the first time you will be automatically prompted to create an FTP Repository using the FTP Repository Wizard as described below. If you need to create an additional FTP Repository later, you can run the FTP Repository Wizard again by selecting Tools > Configuration from the Console's menu bar, selecting FTP Repositories in the left-hand tree pane, then clicking the Launch FTP Wizard button in the topright corner. To create an FTP Repository: 1 If the FTP Repository Wizard is not displayed already, select Tools > Configuration in the Console's menu bar, select FTP Repositories in the left-hand tree pane, then click the Launch FTP Wizard button in the top-right corner. The Welcome screen will be displayed. Configuring the Repository 39

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Getting Started
Configuring the Repository
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Configuring the Repository
The HP Management Repository is used to store software
components, system images, diagnostic tools and agent files. Each
of the individual items stored in the Repository is referred to as an
element
. Once elements are stored in the Repository, they can be
applied to client devices using templates.
The HP Management Repository actually resides over several
servers, these being the HP Management Server Repository (the
"Server Repository") and one or more FTP Server Repositories (the
"FTP Repository"). The
Repository Management
tool is used to
import elements into the Server Repository and then transfer them to
the relevant FTP Repository. An element must be transferred to an
FTP Repository before it can be applied to clients.
When you log in the HP Device Manager Console for the first time
you will be automatically prompted to create an FTP Repository
using the
FTP Repository Wizard
as described below. If you need to
create an additional FTP Repository later, you can run the
FTP
Repository Wizard
again by selecting
Tools
>
Configuration
from
the Console’s menu bar, selecting
FTP Repositories
in the left-hand
tree pane, then clicking the
Launch FTP Wizard
button in the top-
right corner.
Creating an FTP
Repository
To create an FTP Repository:
1
If the
FTP Repository Wizard
is not displayed already, select
Tools
>
Configuration
in the Console’s menu bar, select
FTP
Repositories
in the left-hand tree pane, then click the
Launch
FTP Wizard
button in the top-right corner.
The
Welcome
screen will be displayed.