Assume the bigd daemon fails on the active system. Which three are possible results. (Choose three.)

BIG-IP can detect the bigd failure and automatically attempt to restart the daemon, allowing the system to remain in active mode if the restart is successful.

bigd failure does not cause the TMM (Traffic Management Microkernel) daemon to restart - these are separate independent processes with their own restart behaviors.

If the bigd failure is severe enough, the BIG-IP watchdog mechanism may force a full system reboot, causing the standby unit to detect the failure and promote itself to active mode.

A bigd failure can also trigger a graceful failover where the active system signals the standby to take over as active without requiring a full reboot of the failed system.

Gathering member and node state information is a core responsibility of bigd itself, so a bigd failure would halt that monitoring function rather than allow it to continue.