Correct Answer: C, D, FFor a VSAN stretched cluster, to handle a network partition between two sites, it is crucial to have isolation addresses configured correctly to detect and manage network isolation events. One isolation address should reside in the site 1 data center and another in the site 2 data center. This setup allows vSphere HA to validate complete network isolation during connections failures. Additionally, using DRS rules to ensure that VMs run where the data resides helps to keep workloads optimally placed in terms of data locality and availability. Therefore, the recommendations include configuring isolation addresses in both site 1 and site 2 data centers and using VMware vSphere DRS rules to force the VMs to run where the data resides.