What properties are added to User objects when the eDirectory schema is extended to support iFolder? (Choose 2.)

iFolderQuota is added to the User object to store the disk quota allocated to the user for their iFolder synchronization data.

iFolderUserName is not a property added to User objects by the iFolder schema extension - the username is already stored in the existing eDirectory User object attributes.

iFolderPassword is not added as a schema extension property - iFolder uses the existing eDirectory password for authentication rather than storing a separate password attribute.

iFolderLDAPServer is not one of the properties added to the User object schema; LDAP server configuration is handled at the iFolder system level, not per-user object.

iFolderServerName is added to the User object to record which iFolder server hosts that user's synchronized data, enabling the client to locate the correct server.

iFolderHomeDirectory is not a property introduced by the iFolder schema extension - home directory information is tracked through existing eDirectory attributes or iFolder server-side configuration.