Which of the following statements are true in a SnapMirror Load-Sharing (LS) mirror relationship? (Choose two)

LS destination volumes deny write requests for all users including administrators - privilege level does not override the read-only nature of the mirror destination, which is enforced at the volume level.

LS mirror destination volumes are strictly read-only; all client write requests are denied because the destination is a replicated, protected copy and cannot accept writes regardless of user privilege level.

Client read requests are not conditional on the mirror's synchronization state; reads are always served from the LS destination volume regardless of whether it reflects the latest updates from the source.

The core purpose of LS mirrors is to redirect client read requests to the destination volumes, distributing NFS namespace read traffic and offloading the primary source volume - this redirection is the defining feature of the load-sharing relationship.