Which two statements are true when vSAN & vSphere HA are enabled in the same cluster? (Choose two.)

vSAN datastores are explicitly excluded from serving as heartbeat datastores because HA already uses the vSAN network for communication, making the vSAN datastore ineligible for this role.

When vSAN is enabled in a cluster, vSphere HA automatically shifts its inter-host communication traffic to the vSAN network instead of the management network, reducing management network congestion and aligning HA traffic with the dedicated storage network path.

When vSAN is present in the cluster, vSphere HA traffic moves to the vSAN network, not the management network, so this statement is incorrect in a vSAN-enabled environment.

Any datastore mounted on more than one host qualifies as a heartbeat datastore except the vSAN datastore itself, because HA heartbeat communication already travels over the vSAN network, making the vSAN datastore redundant and unsupported as a separate heartbeat store.

This statement is factually incomplete - it omits the critical exception that the vSAN datastore itself cannot be used as a heartbeat datastore, making it inaccurate as written.