Oracle Communications Session Border Controller 7 Basic Implementation Essentials - 1z1-404무료 덤프문제 풀어보기

A. The boot parameters are not affected by the activate-config command.

B. A reboot is always required to apply any change to the boot parameters.

C. The boot parameters are stored in Non-Volatile Random Access Memory (NVRAM).

D. The target name is usedfor domain name resolution.

E. The system clock is a boot parameter.

A. The Session Border Controller supports only 10 simultaneous configuration sessions.

B. The Session Border Controller supports only one simultaneous configuration session, and the Telnet/SSH timeouts are set to 0.

C. The Session Border Controller does not allow more than one configuration session within 24 hours.

D. The Session Border Controller does not support Telnet/SSH timeouts.

E. The Session Border Controller supports only five simultaneous Telnet/SSH sessions.

A. the virtual IP address and its hardcoded MAC address

B. the IP utility address and its virtual MAC address

C. the IP utility address andthe MAC utility address

D. the IP utility address and its hardcoded MAC address

E. the virtual IP address and its virtual MAC address

A. The realm-id parameter value of the steering-pool refers to a realm-config element that does not exist in the configuration.

B. Another steering-pool configuration element with same ip-address, realm-id, start-port, and end-port parameters values already exists in the configuration.

C. Another steering-pool configuration element with same ip-address and realm-id but with different start-port and end-port parameters values already exists in the configuration.

D. The realm-id parameter value of the steering-pool refers to a realm-config element that already exists in the configuration.

E. The ip-address parameter of the steering-pool has the same value as the address parameter of a sip-port configuration element.

A. the establishment of a SIP session

B. the generation of a remote ring-back tone

C. the subscription to a SIP presence service

D. the generation of a local ring-back tone

E. the termination of a SIP session

A. The configuration requires you to enable SIP-NAT bridging, which is complex.

B. Topology hiding is incomplete.

C. The configuration requires a home realm to be defined, which can make privacy harder to achieve.

D. The architecture is simple, and really designed for lab environments.

E. The performance is poor relative to other models.

A. You can associate multiple network interfaces with a single realm only when either TCP or UDP is used as the transport protocol.

B. You can associate multiple home realms with a single network interface.

C. Although you can use both TCP and UDP concurrently as the transport protocol, you can only have one SIP interface per realm.

D. You can associate multiple realms with a single networkinterface.

E. You can configure more than one SIP interface per realm.