Which two issues does utilizing an IP network storage solution for IP video surveillance help overcome? (Choose two.)

Analog to IP conversion is handled by video encoders or IP cameras themselves, not by the network storage solution.

IP-based network storage such as NAS or SAN provides large and expandable capacity, which is critical for video surveillance because continuous high-resolution recording from multiple cameras generates massive amounts of data requiring long-term retention.

Physical security refers to protecting equipment from unauthorized physical access, which is unrelated to the storage architecture used.

Scalability is a fundamental advantage of IP network storage - as camera counts or retention requirements grow, additional storage nodes can be added to the network without replacing the entire infrastructure.

IP network storage does not inherently provide faster bit rates; throughput depends on network bandwidth and storage hardware specifications, not the IP storage paradigm itself.