What are three types of resource supported by logical interfaces? (Choose three)

VServer-routes are routing table entries associated with a Vserver's network configuration, not a port resource type on which a LIF is hosted.

Physical ports are a valid and direct home port resource for LIFs, allowing a LIF to be bound to a specific network port on a node.

Interface groups (link aggregation groups or LAGs) are a supported LIF home port resource type that provide link redundancy and increased bandwidth for LIF traffic.

Failover groups define the set of ports a LIF may migrate to during failover, but they are a policy construct rather than a resource type on which a LIF is placed.

Cluster-routes are internal routing constructs for cluster interconnect traffic and are not a valid home port resource type for data LIFs.

A cluster is a logical grouping of all nodes in the ONTAP system and is not a network resource type on which a LIF can be hosted.

Group-routes is not a recognized resource or port type in the Clustered Data ONTAP LIF framework.

VLANs are a supported LIF home port resource that enable network segmentation and traffic isolation, allowing LIFs from different Vservers or protocols to share a physical port.