Which two port types are needed to build out an FCoE pass-through switch in NPV mode while maintaining Fiber Channel packet visibility? (Choose two.)

VN Port (Virtual N Port) is the FCoE port type representing the host-side endpoint in an FCoE NPV topology, enabling virtual Fibre Channel connections over Ethernet while preserving FC frame visibility.

VE Port is used for FCoE ISL (Inter-Switch Link) connections between two FCoE-capable switches, not for host-to-fabric NPV pass-through configurations.

VF Port (Virtual F Port) is the FCoE fabric-side port type on the NPV switch that accepts connections from VN Ports, completing the virtual Fibre Channel fabric attachment and maintaining FC packet inspection capability.

Edge Port is a Spanning Tree Protocol concept used to designate ports connected to end devices, not a defined port type in FCoE or Fibre Channel NPV architectures.

N Port is a native Fibre Channel port type used in traditional FC fabrics directly, not the virtual equivalent needed in an FCoE NPV overlay environment.