Which two physical components can enable high availability on a Cisco 6500 device? (Choose two.)

The Cisco Catalyst 6500 supports dual supervisor engines in active/standby or stateful switchover (SSO) mode, so if the active supervisor fails, the standby supervisor takes over with minimal or no disruption to traffic forwarding.

Bundled Ethernet interconnects are not a standard Cisco 6500 high-availability component; this term relates to link aggregation concepts and not a specific 6500 HA hardware feature.

Distributed Forwarding Cards (DFCs) on line modules enhance distributed hardware forwarding performance but are a performance scaling feature, not a high-availability component designed to provide redundancy during failures.

Redundant power supplies allow the Cisco 6500 to continue operating if a single power supply fails, preventing a complete chassis outage due to a power component failure and providing true hardware-level power redundancy.

VSS interlink cables are required for a Virtual Switching System configuration that combines two 6500 chassis into a single logical switch, which is a specific design topology, not a standalone physical HA component of a single chassis.