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

The bigd daemon is monitored, and if it fails, the system's watchdog process can attempt to restart it, allowing the active unit to continue operating normally.

The bigd daemon is responsible for health monitoring, whereas the tmm daemon is responsible for traffic processing; a bigd failure does not cause tmm to restart.

If the bigd daemon repeatedly fails or if its failure is deemed critical enough, the F5 device can be configured to reboot itself, which would cause a failover to the standby system.

A bigd daemon failure is a critical event that can be configured to trigger a failover to the standby system, ensuring service continuity by transferring the active role.

Without a functioning bigd daemon, the active system cannot effectively gather current member and node state information, making this statement incorrect.