Which two items can you use to provide northbound connectivity from a fabric interconnect? (Choose two)

Uplink ports on a Cisco UCS Fabric Interconnect are dedicated ports used to connect the UCS domain to the external upstream network, providing northbound connectivity.

A port channel, also known as an EtherChannel or Link Aggregation Group (LAG), can be configured using multiple uplink ports to provide aggregated bandwidth and redundancy for northbound connectivity from a fabric interconnect to the upstream network.

A Fabric Extender (FEX) is used to provide southbound connectivity from a fabric interconnect to blade or rack servers, not northbound connectivity to the external network.

An I/O Module (IOM) is a component within a UCS blade chassis that provides connectivity between blade servers and the fabric interconnects, representing southbound connectivity.

A server port on a fabric interconnect is used to connect to a blade server or a rack server, which is considered southbound connectivity.