Question: What does the Extended-Max-Requested-BW-UL AVP (AVP code 555) specifically indicate for an uplink IP flow in a telecom network?
Option 1: The maximum requested bandwidth in kbit/s, including overhead from IP-layer and above (e.g., IP, UDP, RTP, and RTP payload).
Option 2: The minimum guaranteed bandwidth for downlink data transmission.
Option 3: The total available bandwidth for all concurrent uplink and downlink IP flows.
Option 4: The average throughput expected for a specific application over the wireless network.
Explanation: This is correct because the Extended-Max-Requested-BW-UL AVP (AVP code 555) indicates the maximum requested bandwidth in kbit per second for an uplink IP flow, encompassing all overhead from the IP layer and above, including protocols like UDP, RTP, and the RTP payload itself. This detail is crucial for accurate bandwidth allocation and management in telecom networks, ensuring sufficient resources are dedicated to meet the maximum requested bandwidth for uplink transmissions while considering all associated overheads.