Which of the following statements best describe the main requirements for a traffic session to be offload eligible to an NP6 processor? (Choose three.)

NP6 processors are fully capable of handling packets with 802.1Q VLAN tags, and the presence of such tags does not prevent a session from being offloaded.

NP6 processors can effectively offload multicast traffic, provided that other specific criteria for offloading are met, enhancing performance for multicast applications.

Sessions requiring proxy-based inspection, which involves deep packet analysis, content modification, and protocol negotiation at the application layer, cannot be offloaded to an NP6 processor as these tasks demand significant CPU resources.

NP6 processors are designed to accelerate and offload common Layer 4 protocols such as TCP, UDP, SCTP, and ICMP, which represent the bulk of standard network traffic flows, optimizing performance for these specific protocols.

Sessions that require flow-based inspection, which involves detailed security processing like antivirus, intrusion prevention, or web filtering that alters packet flow, are handled by the CPU and cannot be offloaded to an NP6 processor.