A BIG-IP Administrator is performing maintenance on the active BIG-IP device of an HA pair. The BIG- IP Administrator needs to minimize traffic disruptions. What should the BIG-IP Administrator do to

Rebooting an active BIG-IP device without first failing it over would immediately interrupt all traffic processing on that device, causing significant disruption.

Moving resources to a new Traffic Group affects which device owns which configuration objects, but it does not directly control the active/standby state of the device itself for maintenance purposes.

Forcing the active BIG-IP device to standby causes a controlled failover, transferring the active role and traffic processing to the peer device, thereby minimizing disruption while allowing maintenance on the now-standby unit.

Disabling switch ports of an active BIG-IP device would immediately halt all network connectivity and traffic flow, leading to a complete outage and high disruption.