Which of the following protocols are supported by hybrid storage systems? (Select TWO)

CIFS (Common Internet File System), also known as SMB, is a network file sharing protocol that enables file-level access and is commonly supported by NAS components within hybrid storage systems.

1394 A, also known as FireWire 400, is a serial bus interface for connecting local devices, not a network storage protocol used by enterprise hybrid storage systems.

Tiering is a storage management strategy that automatically moves data between different storage types based on access patterns, not a data communication protocol.

NPIV (N-Port ID Virtualization) is a Fibre Channel feature that allows a single physical HBA port to present multiple virtual N-port IDs, but it is a virtualization capability within the Fibre Channel environment, not a standalone storage access protocol.

FCP (Fibre Channel Protocol) is a protocol used over Fibre Channel networks to provide block-level access to storage and is a key component for SANs, which are often integrated into hybrid storage solutions.