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In a network utilizing Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRP) for redundancy, consider a scenario where Router A is the active router and Router B is the standby router. The virtual IP address for the HSRP group is 192.168.1.1, and the priority of Router A is set to 150 while Router B has a priority of 100. If Router A fails, what will be the new active router, and how does the HSRP process ensure minimal disruption during this failover?
Router B will become the active router due to its lower priority.
Router A will remain active until it is manually reset.
A third router with a higher priority will take over as active.
The HSRP group will enter a listen state until a new active router is determined.

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