Which statements are valid for a local SPAN configuration? (Choose two.)

In a local SPAN (Switched Port Analyzer) configuration, the monitoring occurs on a single switch, meaning both the source interface (being monitored) and the destination interface (where captured traffic is sent) must exist on that same switch.

The statement "Source and destination interfaces can be on different hosts" describes a Remote SPAN (RSPAN) or Encapsulated Remote SPAN (ERSPAN) configuration, not a local SPAN.

While a destination vEthernet interface might exist in some virtualized environments, the general rule for local SPAN is that the destination port is usually a physical port and not necessarily on a different VLAN than the source.

A destination interface in a SPAN configuration can be any physical port on the switch, typically connected to a network analyzer or intrusion detection system, to receive the mirrored traffic.

This contradicts option D and is incorrect; destination interfaces for local SPAN are commonly physical ports.