Which adapters for Cisco UCS B-Series blade servers and C-Series rack servers allow configuration of virtual interfaces? (Choose four.)

The M71-KR is an older-generation adapter that does not support the advanced virtual interface capabilities offered by UCS VICs.

The M81-KR is a first-generation Cisco UCS VIC known for supporting virtual interfaces, allowing network and storage I/O to be virtualized.

The VIC-1240 is a Cisco UCS Virtual Interface Card that supports advanced virtual interface capabilities, enabling the creation of multiple virtual NICs and HBAs.

The VIC-1280 is a Cisco UCS Virtual Interface Card designed to provide high-bandwidth and comprehensive virtual interface support across server platforms.

The P61E is not a recognized Cisco UCS Virtual Interface Card model that provides extensive virtual interface configuration capabilities.

The P71E is not a recognized Cisco UCS Virtual Interface Card model that provides extensive virtual interface configuration capabilities.

The P81E is another model of Cisco UCS VIC, specifically the Palo chipset based VIC, which supports virtual interfaces for flexible I/O provisioning.