A Junos device has a configuration group named 'common' that sets the MTU to 9000 on all interfaces. The administrator wants to override this MTU to 1500 on a specific interface ge-0/0/5. How should the administrator configure this?

Modify the 'common' group to set MTU 1500 on ge-0/0/5 specifically.

Remove the 'common' group from the device and reconfigure all interfaces with MTU 1500.

Use 'apply-groups-except common' on ge-0/0/5 to exclude the group, then set the MTU to 1500.

Set the MTU to 1500 directly on ge-0/0/5; the interface-specific setting takes precedence over the group.

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