What are the three types of Vservers in clustered Data ONTAP 8.2? (Choose all that apply)

System Vserver is not a recognized Vserver type in the clustered Data ONTAP 8.2 taxonomy; no such category exists in the architecture.

A Node Vserver is automatically created for each physical cluster node and manages node-scoped resources such as physical ports, aggregates, and node-level services. It is not administrator-created and represents the underlying hardware entity within the cluster. Every node in a clustered Data ONTAP system has exactly one Node Vserver.

The Admin Vserver is a singleton entity created at cluster initialization that provides cluster-wide administrative access and management functions. It allows administrators to manage cluster-level configurations such as licensing, management network interfaces, and cluster health. There is only one Admin Vserver per cluster.

Data Vservers are administrator-created virtual storage servers that host data volumes and logical interfaces, serving client data via NAS protocols (NFS, CIFS) and/or SAN protocols (FC, iSCSI, FCoE). Each Data Vserver has its own namespace and is the primary unit for data access in clustered ONTAP.

Management Vserver is not a defined Vserver type; cluster management functions are handled by the Admin Vserver, not a separate management entity.

Cluster Vserver is not a valid Vserver type in clustered Data ONTAP 8.2; the Admin Vserver serves as the cluster-level management entity.