VMware vSphere Replication protects virtual machines from partial or complete site failures by replicating the virtual machines between which three sites? (Choose three.)

Standard source-to-target replication is the foundational vSphere Replication topology, where VMs at a primary site are continuously replicated to a recovery site managed by a vSphere Replication Appliance.

vSphere Replication supports intra-site replication, allowing VMs to replicate from one cluster to a separate cluster within the same physical location, protecting against cluster-level failures.

The fan-in topology is a supported configuration where multiple geographically distributed source sites replicate into a single shared remote target site, consolidating recovery resources.

vSphere Replication does not support a fan-out topology where a single source site replicates to multiple independent remote targets simultaneously.

Replicating from multiple source sites to multiple distinct remote target sites is not a supported vSphere Replication deployment topology.