A company has recently incurred financial loss, due to a crashed server that resulted in the loss of critical data. Which two vSphere 6.x features should this company implement to protect against losi

Virtual Volumes (vVols) is a storage integration framework that abstracts VM storage on external arrays but provides no host-failure protection or mechanism to prevent data loss from a crashed server.

Enhanced vMotion Capability enables live migration of VMs between hosts including those with local storage, but it is a planned migration tool and does not protect against unplanned host failures or prevent data loss.

vSphere High Availability monitors all ESXi hosts in a cluster and automatically restarts protected virtual machines on surviving hosts within minutes when a host failure is detected, limiting data loss and downtime from a crashed server.

vSphere Fault Tolerance maintains a continuously synchronized secondary VM on a separate host using vLockstep technology, so if the primary host crashes the secondary instantly takes over with zero data loss and zero downtime.