Which two tasks can the network discovery feature perform? (Choose two)

The network discovery feature identifies active hosts on the network by analyzing network traffic, building a host inventory.

Blocking traffic is an enforcement action performed by an access control policy or intrusion policy, not a discovery feature.

Network discovery also identifies active users by correlating network activity with user login information, providing user awareness for security policies.

Resetting connections is an active response mechanism for an intrusion policy or file policy, not a passive discovery function.

Routing traffic is a network layer function performed by routers, not a task of the Firepower network discovery feature.