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When using idrac_firmware, there are no firmware changes in the event that the device is already at the latest version.
We would like to be able to force the firmware to be overwritten.
I believe that this is possible when booting from an ISO and using the Server Update Utility (e.g. when no update is required for a given component, the "check box" is un-checked. But you can manually check the box for each component in order to force that firmware to be installed.)
This comes from a security requirement in our organisation where all devices must have their factory firmware overwritten with a "known good" firmware.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Our alternatives are:
use the SUU GUI and check all the un-checked boxes (requires lots of clicking and manual tasks in an iDRAC virtual console)
force a downgrade to a previous firmware version, then upgrade it back again to the desired version (takes a long time!)
Additional context
Possible implementation:
dellemc.openmanage.idrac_firmware:
force: true # will make the task non-idempotent, defaults to false
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Describe the solution you'd like
Hi folks,
When using
idrac_firmware
, there are no firmware changes in the event that the device is already at the latest version.We would like to be able to force the firmware to be overwritten.
I believe that this is possible when booting from an ISO and using the Server Update Utility (e.g. when no update is required for a given component, the "check box" is un-checked. But you can manually check the box for each component in order to force that firmware to be installed.)
This comes from a security requirement in our organisation where all devices must have their factory firmware overwritten with a "known good" firmware.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Our alternatives are:
Additional context
Possible implementation:
Community Note
to the original issue to help the community and maintainers prioritize this request
they generate extra noise for issue followers and do not help prioritize the request
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