A virtual server references a pool that becomes 'down'. What is the expected effect on the virtual server's traffic behavior?

The virtual server marks itself as down and is removed from the configuration.

The virtual server automatically switches to a different pool.

The virtual server continues to send traffic to the pool, but only to members that are up.

The virtual server stops accepting new connections because the pool is unavailable.

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