An active-active high-availability approach involves multiple systems running simultaneously, each capable of handling requests. This configuration enhances the overall performance and provides redundant systems as a fallback in case one fails, ensuring no single point of failure and maintaining continuous service availability. The incorrect answers describe different aspects or configurations that do not align with the active-active definition. An active-passive setup involves standby servers that remain idle until a failover, whereas load balancing refers to distributing network or application traffic across multiple servers; though related to high-availability, it's not specific to the active-active approach described.
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