You need a ramp-down configuration that begins at 19:00, warns users, then forces logoff at 19:15, and ensures only 10% of hosts remain available overnight with unused hosts deallocated. Which two settings should you configure in the scaling plan? (Choose two.)

The requirement to warn users and force logoff at 19:15 is directly addressed by setting "Ramp-down: Force logoff users = On" and "Wait time before force logoff = 15 minutes," along with configuring a notification message. This ensures users are given a grace period before being disconnected. The need for only 10% of hosts to remain available overnight with unused hosts deallocated is met by configuring "Off-peak: Minimum percentage of hosts = 10%." This setting ensures that during off-peak hours, only a specified percentage of hosts remain powered on, with others deallocated to save costs. "Ramp-down: Capacity threshold = 10%" is incorrect because it relates to when ramp-down actions begin based on session capacity, not the number of hosts remaining overnight. "Ramp-down: Start VM on connect = On" is incorrect as it would power on additional VMs, contradicting the goal of deallocating unused hosts and reducing resources overnight. "Ramp-down: Disable drain mode" is incorrect because drain mode is essential during ramp-down to prevent new sessions from connecting to hosts that are being shut down.