What three statements are true about LIF failover? (Choose three.)

Node management LIFs have auto-revert set to false by default, meaning they will remain on the failover port and never automatically return to their home port after a link failure is resolved.

Node management LIFs use a 'local-only' or equivalent failover policy restricting them to ports on the same node; they cannot fail over to a partner node.

Data Ethernet LIFs also have auto-revert disabled by default in many ONTAP configurations, so they do not automatically return to the home port once they have failed over.

Cluster management LIFs do support auto-revert back to their home port when it becomes available, so the statement that they 'will never' auto-revert is false.

Cluster management LIF failover behavior is constrained by its failover policy and does not simply trigger on any port-down event the same way data LIFs do, making this statement inaccurate as written.

A data Ethernet LIF can perform a failover when the cluster is in quorum because quorum is required for data serving operations; without quorum the LIF cannot safely move to serve data.