In an active-passive configuration, one system (the passive) remains idle while the other (the active) handles all the workload. The passive system only takes over if the active system fails, ensuring minimal downtime and providing a reliable backup. The correct answer explains this scenario. Alternative answers, though plausible, describe configurations or setups that don't align accurately with a true active-passive model.
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