Which of the following provides high availability? (Select TWO).

Multipathing provides high availability by creating multiple physical paths from a server to a storage device, ensuring that if one path fails, I/O can seamlessly continue over another path without interruption. This redundancy prevents single points of failure in the storage connectivity.

A hot spare is an unconfigured disk drive installed in a RAID array that automatically replaces a failed drive without manual intervention or system downtime. This ensures continuous operation and high availability of the data stored in the RAID array by quickly restoring redundancy after a drive failure.

RAID0 (striping) improves performance by spreading data across multiple disks but offers no data redundancy or fault tolerance, meaning a single disk failure results in complete data loss and system downtime, thus not providing high availability.

A snapshot creates a point-in-time copy of data, primarily used for data recovery or backups, but it does not inherently provide high availability for ongoing operations or protection against hardware failures.

A zoneset is a configuration in a Fibre Channel fabric that defines which devices can communicate with each other, enhancing security and management but not directly providing high availability for storage access or data.