Which three of the following are unique differentiators for F5 in the marketplace? (Choose three.)

VLANs are a standard IEEE 802.1Q feature supported by virtually every network vendor and are not a differentiator specific to F5.

Load-balancing pools are a generic ADC concept implemented by many competing vendors including Citrix, HAProxy, and AWS, and do not represent a proprietary F5 capability.

Secure remote access via SSL VPN is a widely available feature offered by Cisco, Palo Alto, and many other vendors, making it a non-differentiating capability for F5.

TMOS (Traffic Management Operating System) is F5's proprietary full-proxy operating system exclusive to BIG-IP that provides a unified kernel for all traffic management modules, setting it apart from competitors who use general-purpose OS builds.

OneConnect is an F5-proprietary connection multiplexing feature that reuses existing server-side TCP connections across multiple client requests, reducing server overhead in a way unique to the BIG-IP platform.

iRules is F5's exclusive TCL-based scripting language embedded directly in the data plane, allowing administrators to write custom per-packet traffic logic that no other major ADC vendor replicates natively.