The network interface show command output lists the value of "false" under the "Is Home" column. False signifies the LIF __________. (choose all that apply)

Connectivity or link state is reflected in separate status fields; 'Is Home' being false only indicates the LIF's current location relative to its configured home, not whether it is connected.

Automatic failover moves a LIF away from its home node or port when a link or node failure is detected, causing 'Is Home' to display false. The LIF remains operational on a non-home port until conditions are restored and a revert or giveback occurs.

Administrative enable or disable state is tracked in the LIF's administrative status field, not in the 'Is Home' indicator.

A manual migration using the network interface migrate command also displaces the LIF from its home node or port, setting 'Is Home' to false. Unlike automatic failover, a manually migrated LIF stays in its migrated position until the administrator explicitly reverts it.

The 'Is Home' field reflects a completed positional state, not a transient in-progress migration; there is no separate in-migration indicator in this field.