Question: In a 5G network with both Non-Standalone (NSA) and Standalone (SA) deployment architectures, what can Management Data Analytics Service (MDAS) provide to optimize mobility performance impacted by different handover mechanisms?
Option 1: Only real-time monitoring of handover failures for DAPS and CHO mechanisms.
Option 2: Comparative analytics reports solely for RACH-less handover in NSA scenarios.
Option 3: Recommendations on optimal handover parameters and comparative analytics to identify the most optimal handover mechanism (e.g., DAPS, CHO, or RACH-less handover) across different deployment architectures.
Option 4: Automated adjustments of handover parameters without requiring manual intervention from the network operator.
Explanation: MDAS enhances network and service management through advanced analytics. In mixed NSA and SA deployments, MDAS provides insights into how different handover mechanisms impact performance. It offers recommendations on optimal handover parameters to improve mobility and provides comparative analytics for selecting the best mechanism, ensuring a seamless user experience across architectures.