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

Data Ethernet LIFs are configured with automatic failover enabled by default and will fail over to another port when a link failure occurs, but this behavior requires the cluster to be in quorum - quorum is a prerequisite for data LIF automatic failover to proceed.

Cluster management Ethernet LIFs do not automatically fail over when a port goes down; they require manual migration by an administrator.

Cluster management LIFs have auto-revert enabled by default, meaning they will automatically return to their home port once it is restored - making the claim that they 'never' automatically revert factually incorrect.

In ONTAP, data Ethernet LIFs have the auto-revert parameter set to false by default, meaning after a failover event the LIF remains on the failover port and does not automatically return to its home port even after the home port recovers.

Node management Ethernet LIFs do not trigger automatic failover when a port goes down; like cluster management LIFs, they require manual intervention for migration.

Node management LIFs also have auto-revert set to false by default, so once a node management LIF fails over to another port it will never automatically revert to its original home port without administrator intervention.