Refer to the exhibit. During maintenance, the BIG-IP Administrator manually disables a pool member as shown. What is the result?

Disabling a pool member in a BIG-IP system prevents it from accepting new connections but allows it to gracefully complete existing and persistent connections. This ensures that ongoing user sessions that have established persistence are not abruptly terminated.

This statement is incorrect because only the disabled pool member stops accepting new connections, not all pool members in the pool.

This statement is incorrect because a disabled pool member continues to process persistent connections until they naturally expire or are terminated by the client.

This statement is incorrect because a disabled pool member continues to process existing connections, allowing for a graceful shutdown without interrupting active sessions.