Which two situations could cause a virtual machine to appear with (orphaned) appended to its name? (Choose two.)

An unsuccessful host failover can leave VMs in a state where vCenter believes they should exist on a new host but cannot confirm their location or power state, resulting in the (orphaned) designation.

Removing a VM from vCenter Server's inventory through vCenter itself cleanly removes the record from vCenter's database, so the VM simply disappears from inventory rather than appearing as orphaned.

Deleting a template after deploying a VM from it has no effect on the deployed VM's registration status; the VM runs independently of the template and will not appear as orphaned.

When an administrator unregisters a VM directly on the ESXi host using the host client or CLI without going through vCenter, vCenter retains the inventory record while the host no longer has the VM registered, causing vCenter to display it as (orphaned).