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When a hardware asset is retired (e.g., a server), what happens to any existing software allocations on that asset?A. The software allocations remain with the hardware asset and need to be reclaimed manually.B. The software allocations are automatically returned back into inventory.C. The software allocations are removed from the asset, but not returned to inventory.D. The behavior is controlled by the configurable system property glide.ham.retire_reclaim_sw().E. The behavior is controlled by the configurable system property glide.ham.retire_sw().
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