You need to meet the application requirements for Server1 and Server2. What are two possible ways to achieve this goal? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

A selection profile is primarily used to filter available content, such as drivers or packages, within a task sequence, not to define or manage which applications are installed on target servers to meet specific requirements.

Creating and configuring a deployment database in MDT enables dynamic application installation by associating applications with target computers based on various properties, ensuring specific applications are deployed to Server1 and Server2 as required.

Creating a linked deployment share is used for replicating deployment content across multiple sites or for managing content from a central location, and it does not directly address specific application requirements for individual servers.

Modifying the deployment share properties allows administrators to define application bundles, include specific applications by default, or configure rules that determine application installation during deployment, thereby fulfilling application requirements for target servers.

Creating a new image group is used to organize operating system images within a deployment share, making it easier to manage different versions or types of images, but it does not directly address application requirements.