Which two features are part of site-to-site VPN? (Choose two.)

Web email controls are a feature of dedicated email security gateways such as Cisco Secure Email, not a component of site-to-site VPN infrastructure.

User identity tracking is an identity and access management capability associated with platforms like Cisco ISE, not a VPN protocol feature.

SSL decryption is performed by next-generation firewalls and web proxies to inspect encrypted traffic, and is not an inherent function of site-to-site VPN.

Snort technology is the underlying IPS inspection engine used in Cisco Firepower for deep packet inspection and intrusion detection, which is unrelated to VPN tunnel establishment.

Remote access is a core capability of site-to-site VPN, allowing branch offices and remote sites to securely reach centralized corporate resources over encrypted tunnels across untrusted public networks.

Cisco ASA (Adaptive Security Appliance) provides native, seamless support for site-to-site VPN including IKE and IPsec negotiation, making it a fundamental platform feature for this VPN type.