Which two features are available for virtual machines configured with DirectPath I/O? (Choose two.)

Fault Tolerance requires vLockstep, which continuously mirrors CPU and memory state between primary and secondary VMs; this mechanism cannot capture or replay the internal state of a physically passed-through PCI device, making FT incompatible with DirectPath I/O.

Suspend and Resume requires serializing the complete VM state to disk, including all device state; because a passthrough device's hardware state cannot be saved by the hypervisor, Suspend and Resume is not supported when DirectPath I/O is enabled.

Virtual SMP (vSMP) assigns multiple vCPUs to a VM and is a hypervisor scheduling feature that operates independently of any PCI passthrough device, so it remains available with DirectPath I/O.

Virtual NUMA (vNUMA) exposes the host NUMA topology to the guest OS to optimize memory locality; it is a memory topology presentation feature with no dependency on the state of a passthrough PCI device, so it is compatible with DirectPath I/O.