What are the two types of managed Intercloud Fabric deployment models? (Choose two.)

'Public managed' is not a recognized deployment model for Cisco Intercloud Fabric; the core models revolve around who manages the fabric, not solely the public nature of the cloud itself.

The Service Provider managed model involves a service provider offering Intercloud Fabric as a service to their customers, managing the infrastructure and providing connectivity to various cloud environments on behalf of their clients.

In the Enterprise managed model, an enterprise deploys and operates the Intercloud Fabric components within its own data centers or private cloud to connect to public or private cloud environments, managing the entire solution internally.

'User managed' is not a distinct, official deployment model for Intercloud Fabric; management responsibility falls under either the enterprise or service provider.

'Hybrid managed' describes a hybrid cloud environment that Intercloud Fabric facilitates, but it's not a deployment model for the fabric itself, which is managed by either an enterprise or a service provider.