EDB Repository AccessDownloading from the EDB repository requires a unique set of credentials (different from your website logincredentials) which can be requested and retrieved immediately. These credentials are tied to your registeredemail.

1

Requesting Repository Credentials

Go to enterprisedb.com > Developers > Software Downloads

2Sign In or Register your email

Use the ‘Sign in’ link if you have previously registered your email or ‘Create EDB’ account’ link if you have
not yet registered your email on the EDB website.

3

Select Your Solution

Scroll through the selection ofsolutions. Select the server, tool,and version you are interested inand click on any of the ‘Access
Repo’ blue text buttons.

EDB is preparing your EDB repository credentials.

You4Your Repository Credentials are Issued: 2.0 vs.1.0

Once repository credentials are generated, they will be presented like this. You may see an option ofselecting Repos 1.0 and/or Repos 2.0 depending on your entitlement status. If presented with a choice,click the “Which repo should I use?” link for guidance.
If this is the first time requesting repo credentials, you will initially see a button thatsays
Request Access
Please click the button.
If you have previously requested repo credentials, you will simply see “Reveal”.

If you previously
had a trial licenseand your trial
period has expired,this message will
be displayed.

Trial Users vs. Non Trial UsersYour access to EDB solutions will be classified as either a trial access or subscriber access and your credentials will inherit
rights accordingly.
Trial Users: If your company does not have a subscription or software license with EDB, you will beconsidered a trial user. As a trial user you can test most EDB solutions under a trial license. This will
typically have a 60 day trial period associated.
Subscribing Users: If your company has purchased EDB software licenses, you will beconsidered a subscribing customer and your download rights will coincide with your company’s
subscription contract length. If your company purchases a subscription while you are are a trial
user, your access will be converted to a subscriber status and your token updated if needed.

5Using Your Repository Credentials

Access EDB Repo 2.0- Token based

Select your software from the dropdown list.
We have provided scripts and instructions forusing the token. You will see your token isalready included in the script.

Access EDB Repo 1.0- Password based by individual user. (These are legacy credentials.)

Select desired software from the dropdown list.
You will find instructions and scripts for using repository credentials.
If using RPM, or tarballs, a download prompt will appear. Paste your repository credentials in here.

Please note yourrepository
credentials are
not the same as
your websitelogin credentials.

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Pro Tip:

Once repository credentials have been issued, you can also quickly access them from your profile page using
the Repo Access hyperlink. My Account > Account Settings.

Questions?
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