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Source selections

Use the Source Selections screen to:

Repositories are the directories that contain the bundles, also called release sets, and individual smart components HP SUM uses to update targets. Update bundles are groups of firmware and software components that HP releases. HP SUM allows you to choose one or more repositories or check the HP FTP site for the latest versions of the components.

To add a new repository, click Add New Repository. For more information about adding a new repository, see "Add Repository."

The Current Repositories table displays the following information:

Setting Proxy Server options

Proxy server information may be needed to allow HP SUM to access ftp.hp.com to determine if updates are available and needed. To enter proxy server details:

  1. On the Source Selections screen, click Proxy Options in the Current Repositories table. The link is in the “Additional” field of the “Check for Latest Updates from ftp.hp.com” row in the table.
  2. In the Enter the Proxy Details dialog box, check Use Proxy server details.
  3. Choose Server or Script.
    1. If you chose Server, enter the server IP Address and Port information.
    2. If you chose Script, enter the script location in one of the following ways:
      • Click Detect Proxy to automatically add the default location of the configuration script.
      • Manually enter the address.
  4. Enter the User ID (if necessary).
  5. Enter the Password (if necessary).
  6. Click OK.

Using multiple repositories

HP SUM allows you to select one or more repositories when selecting components to be installed. You can have a different filter set for each repository. Be aware of the following items:

If a component is located in a local repository and it is also on ftp.hp.com, HP SUM will use the local version.

Download components for target discovery

If you choose to pull updates from the web, when you click Next on the Source Selections screen you will see the Download Permissions screen. This list includes both Linux and Windows® components used for target discovery. If your environment does not include targets running the Linux or Windows® OS, you can remove these components from the list to reduce the number of components that HP SUM downloads to your system.

Related topics

Add Repository

Edit Repository

Remove Repository

NOTE: The check box by the repository name controls whether a repository is used in updates; it does not select the row for editing or removal.

Configure Components

Generate and View Reports

More information

HP SUM Help Contents

HP SUM Glossary

To download the HP SUM User Guide, go to the HP website.