After moving data to a new filesystem, how can the former path of the data be kept intact in order to avoid reconfiguration of existing applications? (Choose TWO correct answers.)

ACLs (Access Control Lists) define granular file permissions, not path redirection or aliases for data access.

Hard links cannot span across different filesystems; they must reside on the same filesystem as the target data.

Creating a symbolic link (soft link) from the old path to the new path will transparently redirect any access attempts at the original path to the data's new location, allowing applications to function without reconfiguration.

The `touch` command updates access/modification timestamps or creates empty files, and it does not provide any form of path redirection or aliasing.

Mounting the new filesystem directly onto the original path of the data effectively replaces the contents visible at that path with the data from the new filesystem, thus preserving the path for existing applications.