What are two features introduced in Network I/O Control version 3? (Choose two.)

Bandwidth reservation per traffic type was a core feature of NIOC v2 using shares and limits, not a new addition introduced in v3.

NIOC v3 introduced user-defined network resource pools, allowing administrators to create custom traffic categories and apply bandwidth policies beyond the fixed system-defined pools available in v2.

NIOC v3 added support for 802.1p Class of Service tagging on outbound traffic, enabling downstream physical switches to honor QoS markings - a capability not present in v2.

NIOC v3 introduced per-VM bandwidth reservations, not open-ended guarantees - the specific feature is scoped to minimum bandwidth reservations, making the term 'guarantee' an inaccurate characterization of the v3 capability.