Which two features are deprecated in Network I/O Control 3 (NIOC3)? (Choose two.)

Class of Service (CoS) tagging was deprecated in NIOC3 because bandwidth scheduling shifted to a reservation and limit model rather than relying on 802.1p CoS markings to prioritize traffic classes.

Bandwidth Allocation is a core capability that was enhanced in NIOC3 - introducing per-VM bandwidth reservations and limits - making it an added feature rather than a deprecated one.

User-defined network resource pools were deprecated in NIOC3; the model changed to associating bandwidth allocations directly with system-defined traffic types and individual virtual machines rather than administrator-created pools.

Admission control is a feature available in NIOC3 that enforces bandwidth reservations by preventing VMs from powering on if their reserved bandwidth cannot be guaranteed, so it was not deprecated in version 3.