Which two type of endpoint are used for the Ethernet encapsulation of Fibre frames? (Choose two.)

FIP (FCoE Initialization Protocol) is a discovery and login protocol used to establish and maintain FCoE sessions, not an endpoint type involved in frame encapsulation.

Virtual Fibre Channel (vFC) is a logical interface configured on an FCF to connect toward an Enode or native FC device - it is an interface abstraction, not a standalone endpoint category.

A Fibre Channel Forwarder (FCF) is the FCoE-capable switch that terminates FCoE sessions on the Ethernet fabric side and forwards native FC frames toward the SAN, acting as the network-side endpoint responsible for bridging FCoE and native FC.

An fCoE Node (Enode) is a server or storage device equipped with a Converged Network Adapter (CNA) that encapsulates native Fibre Channel frames into Ethernet frames for transport across the FCoE fabric, making it the host-side endpoint.

iSCSI is a separate IP-based storage protocol that encapsulates SCSI commands over TCP/IP and has no role in the Ethernet encapsulation of Fibre Channel frames used by FCoE.