Question: In a Management and Orchestration (MnS) context, when a consumer requests an Alarm List with specified `baseObjectClass` and `baseObjectInstance`, what does the MnS producer return if these parameters identify a particular class instance?
Option 1: Only AlarmInformation instances related to all superior class instances of the identified class instance.
Option 2: Both (a) AlarmInformation instances directly related to the identified class instance, and (b) those related to its subordinate class instances.
Option 3: All AlarmInformation instances in the complete Alarm List, disregarding the specified parameters.
Option 4: No AlarmInformation instances are returned; instead, an error message indicating invalid parameter usage is sent.
Explanation: According to MnS operations for requesting alarm lists, specifying `baseObjectClass` and `baseObjectInstance` to identify a particular class instance results in the return of two sets of AlarmInformation: (a) those directly related to the specified class instance, and (b) those related to its subordinate instances, ensuring targeted yet comprehensive feedback.