Which two protocols are encapsulated in FCoE? (Choose two.)

iSCSI is a distinct storage protocol that encapsulates SCSI commands over TCP/IP, making it an alternative to FCoE, not a protocol encapsulated within it.

Fibre Channel is the primary protocol that FCoE is designed to transport, enabling traditional Fibre Channel traffic to operate over standard Ethernet infrastructure.

CIFS (Common Internet File System) is a network file-sharing protocol operating at a higher layer in the networking stack and is unrelated to FCoE encapsulation.

DNSF (Domain Name System Firewall) is not a recognized protocol involved in storage encapsulation or FCoE architecture.

SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) commands are the fundamental data payload carried within Fibre Channel frames, making SCSI indirectly encapsulated when Fibre Channel is encapsulated in FCoE.