A site needs a virtual server that will use an iRule to parse HTTPS traffic based on HTTP header values. Which two profile types must be associated with such a virtual server. (Choose two.)

A TCP profile is fundamental for any virtual server handling TCP-based traffic, providing the necessary Layer 4 protocol stack for connection management.

An HTTP profile is essential for the virtual server to process decrypted HTTPS traffic as HTTP, allowing iRules to access and parse HTTP-specific data, such as headers.

HTTPS is a protocol, not a profile type; a Client SSL profile (not an option) would handle the SSL/TLS encryption for HTTPS traffic, which then becomes HTTP for parsing.

A ServerSSL profile is used for re-encrypting traffic to backend servers and is not directly required for the virtual server to parse HTTP headers from client-side decrypted traffic.