Question: In a 5G network, how does an MC service server typically handle different QoS requirements for various types of media within a single Mission Critical (MC) service group communication using MBS sessions?
Option 1: By configuring multiple MBS QoS flows within a single multicast or broadcast MBS session, assigning different streams (e.g., ports) to each flow.
Option 2: By establishing a separate unicast MBS session for each distinct QoS requirement within the MC service group.
Option 3: By dynamically adjusting the QoS of a single MBS QoS flow based on the type of media being transmitted at any given time.
Option 4: By relying solely on the underlying 5G network's default QoS handling for all MC service group communications.
Explanation: This approach allows the MC service server to cater to diverse service requirements (e.g., different QoS needs for emergency vs. normal group calls, or for application-level control messages vs. media) within a single MC service group efficiently. By utilizing multiple MBS QoS flows within one session and assigning different streams, the server can ensure that each type of communication receives the appropriate priority and resource allocation without needing to manage multiple sessions or rely on dynamic adjustments that might not always meet the specific needs of all communications involved.