Question: In GPRS networks, how is a Base Station Subsystem (BSS) typically addressed for the exchange of RAN information?
Option 1: Combination of Routeing Area Identity (RAI) + Cell Identity (CI) of one of its cells
Option 2: Global BSS-Id alone
Option 3: Serving Cell's Location Area Code (LAC)
Option 4: Mobile Country Code (MCC) + Mobile Network Code (MNC)
Explanation: In the context of GPRS and RAN information exchange, addressing a BSS requires specificity to its geographical and network location. The correct approach involves using both the Routeing Area Identity (RAI), which helps in routing messages within the network, and the Cell Identity (CI) of one of its cells, providing a unique identifier for the BSS's cell within that area. This combination ensures accurate addressing for RAN information exchange.