A new Dell customer is ordering servers that have very specific firmware dependencies. Any replaced parts of the same type must match the replaced original part identically. The procedure must be as simple as possible with minimal risk.
What action should a technician take to accomplish this goal?
A. Enable the Match Firmware of Replaced Part setting in the system BIOS
B. Install and configure a repository manager
C. Configure servers to access the remote firmware repository
D. Enable the Collect System Inventory On Restart (CSIOR) attribute
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Next line after Ana’s snipit from the link Amine provided states CSIOR is enabled by default.
So I believe A is the correct answer since you need to enable the Part Replacement feature in the already enabled CSIOR feature.
The CSIOR setting is enabled by default and it can be disabled locally by using Lifecycle Controller or remotely with WS-MAN.
answer would be “D” according to this article : https://www.dell.com/support/manuals/en-us/idrac7-8-with-lc-v2.20.20.20/lc_2.10.10.10_qsg-v2/collecting-system-inventory?guid=guid-9960a58c-0989-427a-804a-6acba1ace4a5
Collecting System Inventory
When Collect System Inventory On Restart (CSIOR) is set to enabled, Lifecycle Controller performs an inventory and collects the configuration information for all hardware on every system restart. Additionally, the system inventory collection also detects any changes in hardware. If the Part Replacement feature is enabled and CSIOR detects that the managed hardware is replaced, Lifecycle Controller restores the previous configuration and firmware on the newly installed device based on the inventory collected during the previous system restart.
C: