Which are types of failover groups? (choose all that apply)

A.
System-defined

B.
User-defined

C.
Next Available

D.
Priority

E.
Clusterwide

Explanation:
Types of failover groups
Failover groups for LIFs can be system-defined or user-defined.

Additionally, a failover group called clusterwide exists and is maintained automatically.
Failover groups are of the following types:
System-defined failover groups: Failover groups that automatically manage LIF failover
targets on a per-LIF basis.
This is the default failover group for data LIFs in the cluster.
For example, when the value of the failover-group option is system-defined, the system will
automatically manage the LIF failover targets for that LIF, based on the home node or port
of the LIF.
Note: All the network ports should be assigned correct port roles, and all the network ports
of the same role should be in the same subnet.
User-defined failover groups: Customized failover groups that can be created when the
system-defined failover groups do not meet your requirements.
For a system with ports of the same role connected to multiple subnets, each LIF requires
a user-defined failover group with a failover group for each subnet.
You can create a failover group consisting of all 10-GbE ports that enables LIFs to fail over
only to the high-bandwidth ports.
Clusterwide failover group: Failover group that consists of all the data ports in the cluster.
This is the default failover group for the cluster-management LIFs only.
For example, when the value of the failover-group option is cluster-wide, every data port in
the cluster will be defined as the failover targets for that LIF.”
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