You have been tasked with designing a data center interconnect as part of business continuity. You want to use FCoE over this DCI to support synchronous replication. Which two technologies allow for…

DWDM operates at the optical physical layer and transports Ethernet frames transparently, preserving DCB features like Priority Flow Control (PFC) required for lossless FCoE without introducing packet-switching overhead or drop behavior.

EoMPLS is an MPLS-based pseudowire technology that does not natively support DCB features such as PFC, making lossless FCoE transport impossible.

SONET/SDH provides circuit-switched, dedicated-bandwidth transport at the physical layer, delivering Ethernet frames without drops and maintaining the DCB properties necessary for FCoE synchronous replication over a DCI.

Multichassis EtherChannel over Pseudowire relies on MPLS pseudowires which lack native DCB and PFC support, preventing the lossless transport that FCoE requires.

VPLS is an MPLS-based Layer 2 VPN service that does not support DCB features, so it cannot guarantee the lossless Ethernet transport required for FCoE.