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…

Tagging the live migration VLAN on trunk links to the new servers enables the hypervisor to carry vMotion or live migration traffic, which uses a dedicated VLAN separate from management and guest VM traffic - this must be in place before any live migration can occur.

NFS LUN provisioning applies to NAS-based storage, but the scenario explicitly states SAN connectivity is already established - introducing NFS is outside the described infrastructure and not a required next step.

Zoning HBAs in the SAN fabric is a prerequisite step required before establishing SAN connectivity, which the scenario states has already been completed.

Preparing mirror or shadow VMs on the new destination hosts stages the workloads on the new infrastructure, enabling data synchronization and allowing a controlled cutover with minimal downtime during the final migration step.

SAN trunk ports are dedicated to storage traffic on storage VLANs and must never be tagged with guest network VLANs, as mixing these traffic types introduces security risks and performance degradation.