Which two statements are true regarding a new vSphere deployment that is using software FCoE boot from SAN? (Choose two.)

With software FCoE boot, the Boot ROM handles only the minimal single-path connection needed to load the hypervisor; once the vmkernel is running it takes over and configures all multi-pathing through its native path management stack.

iBFT (iSCSI Boot Firmware Table) and UEFI-based iSCSI boot tables are iSCSI constructs and are not used for software FCoE boot.

Software FCoE boot requires the network adapter to expose an FBFT (FCoE Boot Firmware Table) or FBPT (FCoE Boot Parameter Table), which are the FCoE-specific firmware structures used to communicate boot target parameters to the software initiator.

Configuring multi-pathing in the Boot ROM is the model used by dedicated hardware FCoE or iSCSI HBAs; software FCoE intentionally delegates multi-path setup to the vmkernel after the OS loads.