Symptom:
B200 M4 rebooted unexpectedly

A deep discovery is observed from the UCSM tech-support, rather than the intended shallow discovery

Conditions:
Any operation that triggers a shallow discovery could transition to a deep discovery if the Serial number of the blade's MRAID12G RAID controller is blank.

Even after the unexpected reboot and deep discovery, UCSM "show server inventory expand" output will show a blank SN for the MRAID12G RAID controller:
        RAID Controller 1:
            Type: SAS
            Vendor: Cisco Systems Inc
            Model: UCSB-MRAID12G
            Serial:
            HW Revision: C0
            PCI Addr: 01:00.0
            Raid Support: RAID0, RAID1
            OOB Interface Supported: Yes
            Rebuild Rate: 30
            Controller Status: Optimal


Example operations that will trigger a shallow discovery:
	CIMC Reset
	UCS Manager Upgrade
	UCS Manager Cluster lead operation
	IOM Reboot/Reset
	IOM Offline Event due to cable disconnect/reconnect
	Fabric Interconnect Reboot

Note: The UCSB-MRAID12G RAID controller is an optional/removable component on the B200-M4. If no attributes are populated in the show server inventory expand command output for Raid Controller 1, then it is not installed and you are not impacted.
Example:
RAID Controller 1:  
            Type: SAS  
            Vendor:  
            Model:  
            Serial:  
            HW Revision:  
            PCI Addr:  
            Raid Support:  
            OOB Interface Supported: No