Question: In an MCPTT (Mission Critical Push To Talk) scenario, when an IWF (InterWorking Function) floor control server receives RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol) media packets from a floor participant via the MCPTT server, what action is taken if there's no indication of participant override without revoke?
Option 1: The IWF floor control server directly distributes the RTP media packets to all participants.
Option 2: The floor control interface ignores the RTP media packets until an override indication is received.
Option 3: The IWF floor control server requests the network media interface in the MCPTT server to forward the RTP media packets to the media distributor.
Option 4: The MCPTT client is notified to establish a direct media connection with the floor participant.
Explanation: This action ensures that the received media packets are properly handled and distributed according to the MCPTT server's media distribution policies, especially in scenarios where floor control is crucial for managing who can transmit at any given time. By forwarding the RTP media packets to the media distributor, the system maintains the integrity of the floor control mechanism, preventing potential conflicts or unauthorized transmissions. This process is vital for mission-critical communications, where coordinated and controlled communication is paramount.