What are two limitations of Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) on a vSphere Distributed Switch? (Choose two.)

IP Hash is actually the required and supported load balancing policy when using LACP on a vDS; it is not an unsupported policy but rather the mandated teaming policy for Link Aggregation Group configurations.

Software iSCSI multipathing relies on multiple VMkernel adapters bound to independent uplinks for path diversity, which is fundamentally incompatible with LACP's link aggregation model that presents multiple physical links as a single logical link to the host.

Link Status is the required and recommended network failover detection method when using LACP on a vDS; it does not need to be disabled and is the appropriate detection mechanism for aggregated uplinks.

Host Profiles do not support the configuration of LACP Link Aggregation Groups on a vSphere Distributed Switch, meaning LACP must be configured manually and cannot be applied or enforced through Host Profile compliance checks.