name: SG
full_form: Serving Grant
context: RAN2 discussed solutions to enable a quick return into PSM mode after the device has completed small data transmissions. RAN2 identified two basic solutions: UE-based and NW-based solution. RAN2 will discuss the pros and cons of the two approaches during the work item phase to enable a more quick return into PSM mode.
description: The Serving Grant (SG) is a network function that plays a crucial role in establishing SUA connectivity between nodes. It configures connections, declares node availability, and maps SS7 addresses to IP addresses for ASPs and SEPs. The SG acts as an intermediary, enabling communication between different network elements.
explanation: The context describes the SG's responsibilities in managing connections, configuring node availability, and facilitating communication between network components. These functions are typical of a Network Function, which orchestrates and controls network interactions.
section_title: 6.7.6.4.1	Establishment of SUA connectivity
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