Question: What does the Beginning-Suffix AVP, of type OctetString, contain in the context of Proximity Services (ProSe) in a telecom network?
Option 1: A random ProSe Restricted Code Suffix from a sequence for load balancing purposes.
Option 2: The highest ProSe Application Code Suffix in a consecutive sequence for priority handling.
Option 3: The lowest ProSe Restricted/Application Code Suffix in a consecutive sequence of such suffixes.
Option 4: A concatenated string of all ProSe Restricted and Application Code Suffixes for comprehensive identification.
Explanation: In the context of Proximity Services (ProSe) in telecom networks, the Beginning-Suffix AVP holds the starting point of a sequence of codes, ensuring efficient management and identification. By containing the lowest ProSe Restricted or Application Code Suffix in a consecutive sequence, it enables systematic handling and organization of these sequences, aligning with standard telecom practices for managing ranges or sequences of identifiers.