Question: What are the three parameters that make up the N32-f peer information in a bidirectional connection between Security Edge Protection Proxies (SEPPs)?
Option 1: Local PLMN ID, Remote SEPP ID, and Remote SEPP address
Option 2: Remote PLMN ID, Remote SEPP ID, and Remote SEPP address
Option 3: Local SEPP ID, Remote PLMN ID, and Local SEPP address
Option 4: Local PLMN ID, Local SEPP ID, and Remote SEPP address
Explanation: The N32-f peer information is necessary for routing messages to the correct destination in a bidirectional connection between SEPPs. It consists of three parameters: Remote PLMN ID (Public Land Mobile Network Identifier), Remote SEPP ID (Security Edge Protection Proxy Identifier), and Remote SEPP address, which are used to identify and communicate with the remote SEPP endpoint.