Question: In Intent Driven Management Services for Mobile Networks, when resolving an intent conflict between two intents with the same priority level, how is the target of intent deletion or modification determined if both intents have the same 'intent pre-emption capability' attribute value?
Option 1: The MnS Consumer manually selects the target based on additional criteria not specified in the intent attributes.
Option 2: The new intent is automatically selected as the target for intent deletion or modification, regardless of its 'intent pre-emption capability' setting.
Option 3: The decision is escalated to a higher management layer for manual resolution, bypassing automated processes.
Option 4: The existing intent's creation timestamp is used, with the older intent being the target for deletion or modification.
Explanation: According to the principles of intent conflict resolution based on pre-emption, when both intents (existing and new) have the same priority level and the same 'intent pre-emption capability' attribute value, the system defaults to prioritizing the handling of the new intent. This means that in such scenarios, the new intent will be targeted for deletion or modification to resolve the conflict, ensuring the management system can effectively manage and update intents without manual intervention, unless explicitly set otherwise by specific attribute settings.