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

The BIG-IP system's watchdog process monitors critical daemons like bigd and can be configured to automatically restart a failed daemon, allowing the system to continue in active mode without interruption.

The tmm daemon is the Traffic Management Microkernel, distinct from bigd (the health monitor daemon); a bigd failure typically does not directly cause a tmm restart.

If the bigd daemon failure is deemed critical or persistent, the system's failsafe configuration might trigger a system reboot, which would cause a failover to the standby unit.

A bigd daemon failure can be configured as a failover condition, leading the active system to immediately relinquish its active status and transition to standby mode, allowing the peer system to take over as active.

If bigd fails, the system cannot reliably gather real-time member and node state information, making it unlikely to continue operating normally in active mode for an extended period, especially for health checks.