BareMetalHost inspection consistently fails with timeout errors on Dell PowerEdge R750 worker nodes during OpenShift cluster deployment using ClusterInstance/ZTP. All three worker nodes fail hardware inspection after successfully booting from virtual media, while master nodes with identical hardware complete inspection successfully. The nodes transition from "inspect wait" to "inspect failed" state after exceeding the default inspection timeout period.

OpenShift Version: 4.16.0-0.nightly-2025-10-13-172705
Deployment Method: Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP) with GitOps

Always (100% reproducible)
- Occurs on every deployment attempt
- Affects all 3 worker nodes consistently  
- Master nodes never affected (0% failure rate)
- Reproducible across multiple deployment attempts

#### Environment Setup
Hardware: Dell PowerEdge R750 servers (6 nodes total: 3 masters + 3 workers)
Firmware: iDRAC 7.20.60.50, BIOS 1.18.1

1. Create ClusterInstance resource
2. Apply ClusterInstance to trigger ZTP deployment
3. Monitor BareMetalHost resources in the cluster namespace
4. Observe inspection process through Metal3 logs:
      

#### Reproduction Timeline 
1. T+0min: ClusterInstance applied, BareMetalHost resources created 
2. T+5min: Virtual media boot successful, nodes power on 
3. T+10min: Inspection agent starts, hardware enumeration begins 
4. T+30min: Master nodes complete inspection successfully (state: "manageable") 
5. T+30-45min: Worker nodes still in "inspect wait" state 
6. T+45-60min: Worker nodes timeout and transition to "inspect failed" 

    Successful OCP install and Allow cluster deployment to proceed to BMH provisioning

### Additional Info
### Hardware Specifications
Server Model: Dell PowerEdge R750
CPU: Intel Xeon Gold 6330N @ 2.20GHz (112 cores, 2 sockets)
Memory: 512GB DDR4
Storage: Dell PERC H745 with NVMe drives
Network: Multiple 25GbE interfaces
BMC: iDRAC 7.20.60.50
BIOS: 1.18.1