Which two scenarios could cause Storage DRS to be disabled on a Virtual Disk (VMDK)? (Choose two.)

Independent disks are excluded from snapshots and cannot be relocated by Storage vMotion, so Storage DRS is automatically disabled for those VMDKs because SDRS depends entirely on Storage vMotion to rebalance disk placement across datastores.

vSphere Fault Tolerance requires that the primary and secondary VM use tightly synchronized, identical storage, making Storage vMotion migrations incompatible with FT-enabled VMs, which causes Storage DRS to be disabled for all VMDKs on those virtual machines.

NFS datastores are fully supported by Storage DRS for load balancing and initial placement recommendations - the NFS protocol alone does not cause Storage DRS to be disabled on a VMDK.

A connected CD-ROM or ISO image does not disable Storage DRS on the VM's VMDKs; it may block snapshot creation in certain configurations but does not affect SDRS eligibility for data disks.