Which three statements are true for Connection Multiplexing?

Connection Multiplexing is an HTTP application-profile feature that allows Avi to reuse server-side TCP connections for multiple client requests. Because it is an HTTP request-switching and server TCP connection reuse function, it does not apply to UDP traffic. Avi documentation states that connection multiplexing controls HTTP/1.0 and HTTP/1.1 request switching and reuse of server TCP connections. The main performance benefit is that it reduces the number of server-side TCP connections, lowering connection setup overhead on backend servers. It is not compatible with NTLM authentication because NTLM depends on connection-oriented authentication semantics; reusing server connections for different client requests can break that assumption. Therefore, the true statements are that it does not support UDP, is not compatible with NTLM, and reduces server-side connections.