Which two settings are required for Virtual Machine Component Protection (VMCP) to protect from All Paths Down (APD) and Permanent Device Loss (PDL)? (Choose two.)

Host Monitoring must be enabled as a prerequisite for VMCP - without it, HA cannot actively track host-to-storage path state, so APD and PDL events will never trigger a VMCP response.

VM Restart Priority must be set to a value other than Disabled for each VM; if a VM's restart priority is Disabled, VMCP will not restart that VM even when an APD or PDL condition is confirmed.

Virtual Machine Monitoring uses VMware Tools heartbeats to detect in-guest OS failures and is a separate HA feature that has no effect on storage path loss scenarios like APD or PDL.

Response for Host Isolation governs HA behavior when a host loses management network connectivity - it addresses network isolation events, not storage component failures handled by VMCP.