Which three items in Cisco Unified Computing System are subject to finite state machine validation? (Choose three.)

SNMP get operations are simple requests for information and do not typically involve complex, multi-state transitions managed by a finite state machine.

Local login is a direct authentication process and does not represent a multi-stage operational workflow that would require a finite state machine for validation.

Server discovery in Cisco UCS is a multi-step process where new hardware components are identified, validated, and integrated into the UCS domain, making it a classic candidate for finite state machine validation to track its progress and handle potential errors.

Firmware downloads and upgrades involve a precise sequence of steps, including file transfer, integrity checks, component updates, and reboots, which are managed by a finite state machine to ensure successful and consistent completion across the infrastructure.

While server boot is a complex process, it is typically managed by the server's BIOS/UEFI and operating system, not primarily by a finite state machine within the Cisco UCS Manager itself for validation.

Backup jobs in Cisco UCS, particularly for configuration data, involve multiple stages such as data collection, transfer, and verification, which benefit from finite state machine validation to ensure that all steps are completed correctly and the backup is recoverable.