Which two modes of setup are offered on the initial setup script on a Cisco UCS Fabric Interconnect? (Choose two.)

The 'Restore' mode allows an administrator to load a previously saved configuration onto the Fabric Interconnect, which is useful for disaster recovery or deploying consistent configurations across multiple devices. This mode simplifies the process of bringing a device back online with known settings.

The 'Setup' mode is the primary option for performing a fresh, initial configuration of the Cisco UCS Fabric Interconnect, guiding the user through essential network and system settings. This mode is typically used when the device is first powered on or after a factory reset.

'Console' refers to a method of access (e.g., via serial port or SSH) to the device, not a distinct setup mode offered by the initial script.

'Serial' refers to a type of physical connection interface (e.g., a serial console port) used for accessing the device, not a separate setup mode.

'Management 0' typically refers to the dedicated management interface on the Fabric Interconnect, not a setup mode offered by the initial script.