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c. Select a section, and then click Publish Package. See "Publish Packages to Repositories " on page 41

for more information.

d. Select the package (.crate), and then click Open. The Publish Package dialog box appears.

e. (Optional) Select additional platforms and sections to which to publish the package.

f. Click Publish. The package is published to the software repository.

5. Click External Software. Add externally managed software, especially any packages specified as

depends or conflicts in any of your packages.

a. Click New External Package and replace the text with the name you will use as an external

software package name.

b. Type a version number in the Version text box.

c. Select the Architecture in the drop-down list.

d. Click Select Attribute Name and select a registry property or WMI attribute in the drop-down list.

e. Add attributes. See "Define External Software Attributes" on page 46 for more information.

f. To save a copy locally, click Save .

g. Click Publish External SW to publish to the repository.

Run Package Studio as Administrator

The enhanced security on Windows 2008 Server requires you to run Package Studio as an administrator. If

you do not, you will not be able to publish packages to the repository.

NOTE You do not need to run Package Studio as administrator if your repositories were configured on

non-UAC protected paths or when you are running Package Studio and the repositories on machines

other than a Windows 2008 Server.

Procedure

1. On a Windows 2008 machines, select Start > All Programs > VMware vCenter Configuration

Manager > Tools.

2. Right-click Package Studio and select Properties.

3. Click the Compatibility tab.

4. In the Privilege Level area, select Run this program as an administrator and click Apply.

5. Click OK.

6. Select Start > All Programs > VMware vCenter Configuration Manager > Tools > Package Studio.

7. On the User Account Control dialog box, click Yes.

Create Packages with Dependencies

Package dependencies are a way to specify prerequisites for the installation of the current package or to

install several packages with one action.

Dependencies can be used to identify and install prerequisite packages that must be installed before the

software package you are configuring can be installed. The packages on which a package is dependent on

are specified on the Depends tab, located on the Properties tab, when you create the package.

Using Package Studio to Create Software Packages and Publish to Repositories

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