Question: What is the primary objective of initiating the Overload Stop procedure in an E-UTRAN (Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network) environment?
Option 1: To notify eNB about an impending overload situation at the MME (Mobility Management Entity)
Option 2: To request additional resources from adjacent eNBs to manage a surge in UE (User Equipment) connections
Option 3: To temporarily suspend all non-essential signaling between the MME and a specific eNB
Option 4: To signal to an eNB that an existing overload situation at the MME has ended, allowing for the resumption of normal operations
Explanation: The Overload Stop procedure is specifically designed to inform the eNB that the MME's overload condition has been resolved, enabling the transition back to standard operational modes for seamless network functionality and efficient resource allocation.