Which logical interfaces have failover and online migration capabilities in a different node? (choose all that apply)

Cluster LIFs are bound to specific cluster interconnect ports on their local node and have a failover policy of disabled, so they cannot be migrated or failed over to a different node.

The cluster-management LIF is implemented as a data-style LIF and can be failed over or migrated to any available port on any node in the cluster to maintain uninterrupted administrative access. It is not tied to a single node and its failover policy allows it to traverse node boundaries.

FC and iSCSI block protocols rely on host-side multipathing software (MPIO or DM-MPIO) for path redundancy; their LIFs do not support failover or migration across nodes because the protocol sessions are bound to the initiator-target path.

NAS data LIFs using CIFS or NFS protocols support automatic failover and non-disruptive online migration to ports on other nodes because these protocols can transparently resume sessions after a brief interruption. The stateless nature of NFS and SMB reconnect behavior makes cross-node LIF movement feasible without data loss.

Node-management LIFs use a local-only failover policy that restricts them to ports on their own node, preventing migration or failover to a different node.