Which two identification sources can a vSphere Auto Deploy rule use to identify target hosts? (Choose two.)

Processor Serial Number is not a supported identification attribute in vSphere Auto Deploy rules; the feature relies on SMBIOS-level system data and BIOS UUID rather than individual CPU serial identifiers.

Security Identifier (SID) is a Windows and Active Directory concept used to identify user and group objects - it is not a hardware-level identification source recognized by the vSphere Auto Deploy rule engine.

SMBIOS (System Management BIOS) data - which includes vendor, product name, model, and serial number fields exposed by the system firmware - is a supported identification attribute in Auto Deploy rules and enables targeting of specific hardware models or individual systems.

The BIOS UUID is a globally unique identifier embedded in the system firmware and exposed via SMBIOS; Auto Deploy rules match on this UUID to precisely identify and assign individual physical hosts to a specific image profile and configuration.