Which of the following statements are true about SAN LIFs? (choose all that apply)

SAN LIFs (FC and iSCSI) operate in only an up or down state - unlike NAS LIFs, they have no migration or partial-active state, and SAN redundancy is handled entirely by host-side multipath I/O (MPIO).

NAS and SAN protocols cannot share the same LIF - each LIF is configured for a specific protocol type (NFS/CIFS or FC/iSCSI) and cannot carry both simultaneously.

SAN LIFs do not support migration or failover - because SAN hosts use persistent WWPN/IQN bindings, moving a LIF would break those connections, so host-side MPIO handles redundancy instead.

Each SAN LIF belongs to exactly one data SVM (vserver) and cannot be associated with or shared across multiple data SVMs.

A single physical data port can host both NAS and SAN LIFs simultaneously, as ONTAP allows multiple LIFs of different protocol types to be bound to the same underlying port.