Which two actions must be taken to directly connect a Fibre Channel storage array to a Cisco UCS domain? (Choose two.)

A VSAN (Virtual Storage Area Network) is a logical partition in a Fibre Channel fabric, essential for isolating storage traffic and enabling connectivity for new storage arrays in UCS.

While vHBAs are used for server-to-storage connectivity, they are created on the server profiles, not directly on the fabric interconnects to establish a physical connection to the array itself.

A Fibre Channel port channel aggregates multiple Fibre Channel ports for increased bandwidth and redundancy, but it's not a mandatory initial step for basic direct connectivity.

A Storage Connection Policy in UCS Manager relates to how service profiles connect to storage, not the direct physical connection of the array to the fabric interconnects.

Configuring the Fibre Channel port as a Fibre Channel storage port explicitly designates it for connecting to storage devices, allowing the fabric interconnect to act as a Fibre Channel switch for direct array attachment.