Which two (2) processes occur during a fabric merge? (Choose two.)

TOV (Time Out Value) negotiation relates to fabric initialization and stability, but is not a distinct, primary process of a fabric merge in the same way zone set synchronization and name server updates are.

During a fabric merge, the principal switch broadcasts its zone set information to all switches, ensuring a consistent zoning policy across the merged fabric. This includes the active zone set passing from the principal switch to other switches to enforce access rules.

FSPF (Fabric Shortest Path First) is a routing protocol that converges after a merge, but 'FSPF trunk negotiation' is not a specific process that occurs during the fabric merge itself.

Name server communication is critical during a fabric merge as switches exchange information about registered devices (N_Ports, F_Ports) to build a unified name server database for the entire fabric. This allows devices in the newly merged fabric to discover and communicate with each other correctly.

Subordinate switch negotiation is an aspect of principal switch election, where switches establish roles, but it is not a specific process that occurs during a fabric merge.