What are two (2) valid steps when adding a new host to an existing fabric? (Choose two.)

Adding a new host often requires creating a new zone to define specific communication paths between the host's HBA ports and the designated storage array ports, ensuring secure and isolated access within the fabric.

Removing zone members is a step for decommissioning or reconfiguring existing access, not for provisioning a new host's access to the fabric.

After creating a new zone or identifying an existing zone for the new host, its HBA port World Wide Name (WWN) must be added as a member to that zone, thereby allowing it to communicate with other members like storage ports.

Deactivating the entire zone set would disrupt all existing fabric connectivity and is an extreme measure, typically not a required or desirable step when simply adding a new host to an existing fabric.

Merging a new zone typically applies to integrating zone configurations from another fabric or restoring configurations, not the standard procedure for adding a single new host to an existing fabric.