Which three are requirements for configuring Storage I/O Control (SIOC)? (Choose three.)

SIOC cannot function on a VMFS datastore that spans multiple extents because it cannot accurately measure and enforce latency thresholds across discontiguous storage segments, so the datastore must be a single-extent volume.

SIOC coordinates I/O throttling across all ESXi hosts through vCenter Server; if multiple vCenter Servers manage the same datastore, there is no single control plane to arbitrate I/O shares, making this a firm requirement.

When auto-tiered arrays perform their own internal I/O tiering, artificially high or low latency readings can confuse SIOC; the array must be certified as SIOC-compatible so that its behavior does not interfere with SIOC's congestion detection.

The SIOC requirement for auto-tiered storage is compatibility with SIOC, not a specific physical media type such as SSD or SATA; the media type alone does not determine SIOC supportability.

SIOC supports both VMFS and NFS datastores, so restricting it exclusively to VMFS is not a requirement; NFS support was added in vSphere 5.0.