Engineers are preparing to move guests to new compute and storage infrastructure. Basic network and SAN connectivity have been established. Which of the following options are valid NEXT steps to…

Live migration often uses a dedicated network to transfer VM memory and state, so tagging the live migration VLAN on the trunk to the new servers ensures the necessary network path is available for the migration process.

NFS is a file-level protocol and does not use LUNs, which are associated with block storage; therefore, 'NFS LUNs' is a contradictory term.

While zoning HBAs is essential for SAN connectivity, the question states 'Basic network and SAN connectivity have been established,' implying this foundational step is already in place or is part of the established connectivity, making A and D more direct next steps for the guest migration process itself.

Preparing mirror VMs on new hosts for data migration is a common strategy to pre-copy the virtual machine's data, minimizing downtime during the final cutover by replicating the VM state to the new infrastructure.

SAN trunks carry storage traffic, while guest network VLANs carry virtual machine network traffic; these are separate network planes and should not be tagged on the same trunks for these distinct purposes.