Question: What action is typically taken after sending a `notifyPotentialFaultyAlarmList` notification in response to detecting a potentially unreliable Alarm List or part of it?
Option 1: The MnS producer immediately clears the `AlarmList.unreliableAlarmScope` indicator.
Option 2: The consumer is expected to acknowledge the notification before any further action.
Option 3: The MnS producer initiates a system restart to ensure reliability.
Option 4: The MnS producer sends a `notifyAlarmListRebuilt` notification once the Alarm List's reliability is restored.
Explanation: When an Alarm List or part of it becomes potentially unreliable, indicating this to consumers via `notifyPotentialFaultyAlarmList` is a transient state. The system's design aims for reliability restoration. Thus, logically, after addressing the issue and ensuring the Alarm List's reliability, the producer would notify consumers of the list's rebuilt (and now reliable) state using `notifyAlarmListRebuilt`, reassuring them of the corrected status. This sequence maintains the integrity of the fault management process in telecom networks.