Question: Upon receiving RTP media packets from the media distributor, what action does the floor participant interface take toward the MCPTT client regarding the packet's forwarding and its state?
Option 1: Forwards the RTP media packets to the MCPTT client and transitions to the 'P: has permission' state.
Option 2: Drops the RTP media packets and remains in the 'P: has no permission' state.
Option 3: Requests additional permissions from the network before deciding on packet forwarding, staying in the 'P: has no permission' state temporarily.
Option 4: Instructs the network media interface to send the received RTP media packets towards the MCPTT client and remains in the 'P: has no permission' state.
Explanation: This correct action aligns with the specified protocol behavior for handling incoming RTP media packets from the media distributor. By instructing the network media interface to forward these packets to the MCPTT client, the system ensures seamless communication. Meanwhile, remaining in the 'P: has no permission' state is crucial for maintaining the floor control's integrity, as it signifies that the current participant does not have the permission to send media bursts, which is a separate consideration from receiving them.