Question: How is resource isolation achieved in a network slice to prevent one slice from affecting another?
Option 1: Through dynamic allocation of radio resources based on traffic demand.
Option 2: By assigning either shared, prioritized or dedicated radio resources up to Radio Resource Management (RRM) implementation and Service Level Agreement (SLA).
Option 3: Using a single configuration for all network slices with differentiated handling of traffic based on Quality of Service (QoS) parameters.
Option 4: Through the use of Network Function Virtualization (NFV) to isolate resources at the infrastructure level.
Explanation: Resource isolation in a network slice is achieved by assigning either shared, prioritized or dedicated radio resources up to Radio Resource Management (RRM) implementation and Service Level Agreement (SLA). This allows for specialized customization and prevents one slice from affecting another.