Which statements are correct regarding ACI support for BFD? (Choose two.)

Cisco ACI supports Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (BFD) for enhancing the fast failure detection of neighbors for routing protocols such as EIGRP, OSPF, and BGP, which are commonly used in L3Outs. This integration allows for quicker convergence in case of a link failure.

BFD is not supported on loopback interfaces in ACI L3Outs, as loopbacks are logical interfaces primarily used for router ID or specific routing instances and typically do not require direct link-level fault detection via BFD.

BFD is not supported for BGP prefix peers (dynamic neighbors) in ACI; it is primarily intended for static or explicitly configured BGP neighbors.

BFD is supported on various L3Out interface types in ACI, including physical routed interfaces, routed subinterfaces, and Switched Virtual Interfaces (SVIs) when they are configured as L3Out interfaces. This broad interface support ensures flexible deployment scenarios for fast fault detection.