A technician is converting a company's physical server to a virtual server. Which of the following should the technician do before migrating? (Select two.)

Before migrating, the virtual machine intended to replace the physical server must be provisioned and configured with appropriate virtual resources (CPU, RAM, storage, network adapters) that align with the server's existing roles and expected workload in the virtual environment.

While performing a full system backup is a general best practice before any major change, it is not as uniquely specific to the P2V conversion process as verifying application compatibility or planning VM roles.

A full system snapshot is a feature of virtual machines, not physical servers, and therefore cannot be performed on the physical server before its migration to a virtual environment.

Guest management tools (e.g., VMware Tools, Hyper-V Integration Services) are installed *after* the operating system has been virtualized and is running as a guest VM, not before the migration process.

Ensuring all applications currently running on the physical server are compatible with the virtualized environment is crucial to prevent operational issues, performance degradation, or licensing problems after the migration.