Question: Upon receiving a Floor Request message from an associated floor participant, what action(s) does the IWF (Interworking Function) floor control server take regarding RTP media packets if an override without revoke indication is stored?
Option 1: Ignore RTP media packets and only forward the Floor Request message to the MCPTT server's arbitration logic.
Option 2: Automatically send RTP media packets to all participants without instruction from the MCPTT server.
Option 3: Instruct the media distributor to discard incoming RTP media packets temporarily.
Option 4: Request the network media interface to forward RTP media packets to the media distributor in the MCPTT server, and instruct the media distributor accordingly.
Explanation: When an override without revoke indication is stored, the IWF floor control server needs to manage media distribution carefully. The correct action involves actively managing the flow of RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol) media packets by requesting the network media interface to forward them to the media distributor, while also providing specific instructions to the media distributor on how to handle these packets. This ensures seamless and controlled media transmission during the override state, aligning with the nuanced handling required in Mission Critical Push To Talk (MCPTT) scenarios for effective communication management.