Which two actions must take place for proper operation when using Advanced Networking on Cisco VCS? (Choose two)

There is no 'automatic routing' feature on VCS that handles dual-NIC routing; static routes must be added manually.

NAT reflection is a firewall feature that addresses hairpin NAT traversal and is not a requirement for VCS Advanced Networking to operate.

Because VCS does not automatically populate routing tables for a second NIC, an administrator must use xCommand RouteAdd to manually define static routes so that traffic destined for remote subnets egresses the correct interface.

Placing both interfaces in the same subnet defeats the purpose of Advanced Networking and would create a routing conflict, not enable proper operation.

Advanced Networking is designed to place LAN1 and LAN2 on logically separate subnets, which is the fundamental requirement that enables VCS to differentiate which traffic should use which interface.