What is aggregate relocation (ARL)? Choose all that apply.

ARL relocates non-root SFO aggregates to the partner node in a zero-copy fashion, meaning only ownership metadata changes while the data remains in place on the same disks, keeping volumes continuously online throughout the operation.

ARL applies only to non-root SFO aggregates; root aggregates are handled by CFO (Controller Failover) operations and follow a different code path during takeover and giveback.

ARL is specifically designed for planned, controlled events such as fast negotiated takeovers, controller hardware upgrades, and replacement procedures where maintaining data availability is required and the operation can be orchestrated in advance.

ARL is exclusively a planned-event mechanism; unplanned controller failures trigger automatic SFO takeover, which is a distinct process from ARL and is not initiated by the administrator.