When installing a disk array, which of the following is MOST important to consider with placement in a storage rack? (Select TWO).

Fire suppression is a data center-wide environmental concern, not a primary consideration for the specific physical placement of a single disk array within a rack.

Disk arrays, especially those densely populated with many hard drives, can be extremely heavy, requiring careful consideration of the rack's weight capacity and the floor's load-bearing limits.

While power supply is essential for the array's operation, the question asks about physical placement and stability within a rack, not power capacity or redundancy itself.

Due to the substantial weight of disk arrays, rack stabilization is critical to prevent the rack from becoming top-heavy and tipping over, especially when components are pulled out for maintenance or during installation.

The placement of the front door is typically a fixed design element of the rack and not a primary factor for the physical stability or weight considerations of the disk array's installation.