context: GGSN 58 optionally responds to the request, as performed for regular context requests, with a context accept message.
answer_0: But mGSN 56 monitors the responses of GGSN 58, for example in order to determine when to take over the role of SGSN for the subscriber MS 20.
answer_1: Oddly, mGSN 56 monitors the responses of GGSN 58, for example in order to determine when to take over the role of SGSN for the subscriber MS 20.
answer_2: First, mGSN 56 monitors the responses of GGSN 58, for example in order to determine when to take over the role of SGSN for the subscriber MS 20.
answer_3: Here, mGSN 56 monitors the responses of GGSN 58, for example in order to determine when to take over the role of SGSN for the subscriber MS 20.
answer_4: Ideally, mGSN 56 monitors the responses of GGSN 58, for example in order to determine when to take over the role of SGSN for the subscriber MS 20.
answer_5: In other words mGSN 56 monitors the responses of GGSN 58, for example in order to determine when to take over the role of SGSN for the subscriber MS 20.
answer_6: And mGSN 56 monitors the responses of GGSN 58, for example in order to determine when to take over the role of SGSN for the subscriber MS 20.
answer_7: Afterward mGSN 56 monitors the responses of GGSN 58, for example in order to determine when to take over the role of SGSN for the subscriber MS 20.
answer_8: Conversely mGSN 56 monitors the responses of GGSN 58, for example in order to determine when to take over the role of SGSN for the subscriber MS 20.
answer_9: Optionally, mGSN 56 monitors the responses of GGSN 58, for example in order to determine when to take over the role of SGSN for the subscriber MS 20.