Question: In an MCData (Mission Critical Data) server-initiated communication release, what is a possible action taken by the MCData server when at least one communication release condition is met (e.g., lack of bearer capacity), based on its configuration?
Option 1: The MCData server always notifies all participants in the communication to immediately terminate the session.
Option 2: The MCData server extends the communication duration without input from the MCData client, ensuring continuous service.
Option 3: The MCData server initiates a new communication session to compensate for the terminated one, without prior notice.
Option 4: The MCData server may either preempt the MCData communication without prior indication or notify the intent of release to the MCData client, allowing potential extension requests.
Explanation: This option correctly reflects the behavior described for an MCData server when initiating a communication release due to met conditions (like lack of bearer capacity). The server's action depends on its configuration: it can either terminate the communication without warning (pre-empt) or notify the client, providing an opportunity for the user to request an extension and potentially defer the release. This highlights the flexibility in handling critical communications based on predefined settings.