The VLDB is out-of-quorum on the node serving as the master of the VLDB ring. Which four statements are true? (Choose four.)

When the VLDB ring master node loses quorum, the remaining healthy nodes in the VLDB ring automatically elect a new master to preserve VLDB operations across the rest of the cluster.

The data path is independent of the VLDB control plane, so clients can continue performing write I/O to volumes hosted on the affected node - existing NFS/SMB sessions and block connections are not disrupted by VLDB quorum loss.

Volume move operations require VLDB updates to register the new volume location; because the VLDB is out of quorum on that node, the cluster cannot commit volume location changes, preventing any volume moves to or from that node.

Read I/O to volumes hosted on the affected node continues uninterrupted because data access is handled by the data plane, which operates independently of the VLDB control-plane quorum state.

Creating a new volume requires inserting a new entry into the VLDB to register its location; since the VLDB is out of quorum on that node, this metadata write cannot be committed, so new volume creation on that node's aggregates is blocked.