It would be best if you provided the model of the system. The functionality of our DRACs/iDRACs have changed over the years.
Assuming that you added an iDRAC express to a system that previously had only a BMC then yes, the iDRAC will take over as the BMC. You will no longer perform BMC updates on the system. You will instead update the iDRAC.
The iDRAC acts as the BMC. In older systems with a DRAC the BMC functionality does not change whether a DRAC is installed in the system or not. Integrated DRACs(iDRAC) were introduced in 11G systems. All iDRACs take over BMC functionality when installed.
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It would be best if you provided the model of the system. The functionality of our DRACs/iDRACs have changed over the years.
Assuming that you added an iDRAC express to a system that previously had only a BMC then yes, the iDRAC will take over as the BMC. You will no longer perform BMC updates on the system. You will instead update the iDRAC.
The iDRAC acts as the BMC. In older systems with a DRAC the BMC functionality does not change whether a DRAC is installed in the system or not. Integrated DRACs(iDRAC) were introduced in 11G systems. All iDRACs take over BMC functionality when installed.
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