Which of the following logical interfaces have failover and migration capabilities between nodes? (choose all that apply)

SAN LIFs using FC or iSCSI protocols do not support LIF migration or failover between nodes - they rely on host-side multipathing (MPIO/ALUA) for redundancy instead.

The cluster management LIF provides administrative access to the entire cluster and supports automatic failover to another node if the hosting node becomes unavailable, ensuring continuous management access to the cluster.

NAS data LIFs using CIFS or NFS protocols are specifically designed to support both manual LIF migration and automatic failover between nodes, enabling non-disruptive operations for file-sharing clients.

Node management LIFs are dedicated to managing a specific node and are bound to that node - they do not migrate or fail over to other nodes in the cluster.

Cluster interconnect LIFs handle intra-cluster communication and are fixed to dedicated interconnect ports - they do not support migration or failover.