Which descriptions of the management VRF is true?

The management VRF is specifically designed for secure and simple out-of-band management, and consequently, it typically supports only static routing configurations to avoid complex routing protocols and minimize the attack surface.

The management VRF is a system-level component that is typically pre-created and integral to the device's architecture, not something a user creates or deletes.

The basic functionality of the management VRF, including static routing support, is usually a core feature and does not require a specific, additional license like a LAN Enterprise Service Package.

The management VRF is distinct and separate from the global routing table, providing an isolated routing context specifically for management traffic, rather than being an equivalent to the global table.