Which of the choices have a higher chance of leading to lost data during CI reclassification? (Choose two.)

CI reclassification is the process of changing the class of a CI in the CMDB based on the discovery

data. It can be done manually or automatically, depending on the configuration settings. CI

reclassification can result in data loss if the new class has fewer or different attributes than the

original class, and the existing attribute values are not preserved or mapped to the new class. This

can happen when a CI is switched to a different class hierarchy, such as from a Linux Server to a

Windows Server, or when a CI is downgraded to a less specific class, such as from a Database to a

Software Instance. Therefore, switching and downgrading have a higher chance of leading to lost

data during CI reclassification.

Reference:

CI reclassification

Reclassify CIs

Configure automatic CI reclassification