What two bits of information may a SIP message contain?
Answer : B,E
Which two configuration objects are NOT required to enable SIP signaling to traverse the
Session Border Controller?
Answer : A,D
When configuring the Net-Net 4500, __________ SIP interface(s) is/are allowed per realm, and __________ SIP port (s) is/are allowed for a SIP interface.
Answer : D
What establishes, modifies and removes CAM entries for packet forwarding?
Answer : C
To replace the Session Border Controller's running configuration with a previous configuration, perform the following:
Answer : C
When working in the Session Border Controller's OS environment, which is FALSE?
Answer : A
Reference:
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/net/InetAddress.html
Which two are TRUE regarding the Net-Net 3820 and Net-Net 4500 Fan Module component?
Answer : B,E
Which two statements about realms are TRUE?
Answer : A,E
According to the Acme Packet Best Current Practice (BCP), when configuring High
Availability on a Session Border Controller pair, what two critical steps must be completed?
Answer : B,D
Which header fields will a User Agent Client (UAC) use to communicate the SIP extensions, or options, it expects the corresponding User Agent Server (UAS) to support?
Answer : B
Which statement is FALSE about the sub-port-id field within a network-interface configuration?
Answer : D
How many VLANs per physical interface are supported on a Session Border Controller?
Answer : E
The Net-Net 4500 will release media between non-NATed SIP endpoints that are located in the same realm when the __________ parameter is set to ___________.
Answer : D
Which two parameters are NOT phy-interface parameters?
Answer : B,E
You must decide whether to deploy the policy based realm bridging with header manipulation rules (PBRB-HMR) model in your SIP peering environment.
What are two deciding factors that tip your decision for or against HMR in contrast to a SIP-
NAT Bridge (SNB) architecture?
Answer : B,E
Reference:
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E55742_01/doc/sbc_security.pdf