Which two descriptions of NPV are true? (Choose two.)

NPV is a switch-level mode configured on the Fibre Channel switch itself, not a per-host configuration applied to connected servers or HBAs.

NPV mode converts a Fibre Channel switch into a proxy edge device that forwards host traffic through NP-Port uplinks to a core switch, so the NPV switch does not register its own domain ID, directly reducing the total number of domain IDs required in the fabric.

NPV forwards N-Port traffic through one or more NP-Port uplinks to the core fabric switch rather than collapsing all connected N-Ports into a single uplink.

When NPV operates alongside NPIV (N-Port ID Virtualization), multiple virtual N-Ports each with a unique Fibre Channel ID can be presented over a single physical port, enabling virtualized server environments to register multiple initiators without additional physical HBAs.

NPV is a Fibre Channel fabric feature configured directly on MDS or Nexus switches, not a virtualization service deployed to VMs through Cisco UCS Manager.