Question: In a USIM's EFNCP-IP file, if a record contains a Data Destination Address Range with a zero-length prefix, what does this imply for IP packets sent by the UICC?
Option 1: The ME will establish a new PDP context for each packet.
Option 2: All IP packets will transit through a network connection established using parameters from another record.
Option 3: All IP packets will match this address range, and the associated network connectivity parameters will be used.
Option 4: The ME will ignore the Data Destination Address Range for packet routing.
Explanation: A Data Destination Address Range with a zero-length prefix matches all addresses of the address type. This means all IP packets sent by the UICC will be considered as belonging to this range and will use the network connectivity parameters from this record, effectively making them a default or catch-all for any unmatched IP packet.