You want to add the latest IL0 firmware to an HPE OneView firmware repository. How can you complete this task?

Question

Options

• AA PowerShell script must be used to upload IL0 firmware to the Internal or external firmware
• BA custom SPP iso Image must be created with the new IL0 firmware version and uploaded to the
• CAn external repository must be created, because standalone components are supported only In
• DILO firmware can be marked as a hotnx and uploaded directly to the Internal or external firmware

• A
  9% (3)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  85% (28)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Option C is correct because HPE OneView's internal firmware repository only supports SPP (Service Pack for ProLiant) ISO bundles, not standalone firmware components. Since iLO firmware is distributed as a standalone component (a .bin file), it can only be hosted in an external HTTP/HTTPS repository, which OneView can then reference directly.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A is incorrect - there is no requirement to use PowerShell to upload firmware; that's not a platform constraint for iLO components.
• B is incorrect - you do not need to repackage iLO firmware into a custom SPP ISO; that would be unnecessarily complex and is not the supported workflow.
• D is incorrect - iLO firmware cannot be flagged as a "hotfix" and uploaded directly to the internal repository; the internal repo's format restrictions still apply regardless of how the file is labeled.

Memory tip: Think of the internal repository as an "ISO-only zone" - it only accepts full SPP bundles. Anything standalone (like a bare iLO .bin) needs to live outside in an external repo that OneView points to via URL.

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