Which two can be a part of a virtual server's definition. (Choose two.)

Rules (such as iRules in F5 BIG-IP) can be associated with a virtual server to provide highly customized traffic management and content switching based on various criteria within the traffic flow.

A virtual server is configured to direct incoming client traffic to one or more pools, which represent groups of backend servers capable of handling that traffic.

Monitors are typically associated with pools, pool members, or nodes to check their health and availability, not directly as a component of a virtual server's definition.

Node addresses are defined as standalone objects and then referenced by pool members within a pool; they are not directly included in a virtual server's definition.

The load balancing method is a property configured at the pool level, determining how traffic is distributed among the pool's members, and is not part of the virtual server definition.