Question: What happens to the Local Call Local Switch (LCLS) status of a call during an Inter-MSC handover when the call remains not locally switched?
Option 1: The LCLS status is updated to 'Locally Switched' in the core network.
Option 2: The call is temporarily suspended while the LCLS status is reassessed.
Option 3: The Inter-MSC handover procedure is aborted to maintain the call's integrity.
Option 4: The LCLS status of the call remains unchanged, and LCLS is not established.
Explanation: During an Inter-MSC handover that leaves a call not locally switched, the core network does not update the LCLS status since the conditions for local switching are not met. This ensures continuity of the call without unnecessary changes to its switching configuration, highlighting the importance of seamless handovers in maintaining service quality in telecom networks.