Which statement is true regarding Network-Aware DRS?

Network-Aware DRS does not independently load-balance based on VM communication patterns; it only checks for uplink saturation as a veto condition on existing DRS recommendations.

Network-Aware DRS is not enabled through DRS advanced options; it is built into DRS and enabled automatically when the distributed switch provides network statistics.

Network-Aware DRS does not generate separate suggested moves for administrators to accept; it operates transparently within the automated DRS workflow.

Network-Aware DRS does not run as a separate load-balancing engine; it acts as a final validation step within the normal DRS balancing process. Before committing a migration recommendation, DRS checks whether the destination host's network uplinks are saturated, discarding the move if it would worsen network congestion. This prevents DRS from creating network bottlenecks while trying to balance compute resources.