You are logged in to the Session Border Controller a superuser. You want to remove other user from the system.
How do you accomplish this?
You configured the Session Agent Group (SAG) element. You want the Session Agent to be selected in the order in which they are listed in the destination list, with each agent selected in turn, one per session.
How would you accomplish this?
You finished configuring a not Real Time Change (not RTC)-supported configuration element and you want to apply the change in your service.
Which two options are valid in order to accomplish this? (Choose two.)
Which two statements are true about a realm on the Session Border Controller?
Which two statements describe the functions of Session Border Controllers? (Choose two.)
Which two states are needed by the active node while transitioning to standby? (Choose two.)
When provisioning the redundancy-configuration, the peer name for each of the peers in a High Availability configuration must also be defined in each system’s ______________.
What is the first thing you must do when setting up the boot parameters of the Session Border Controller?
You are configuring access rules in a Session Border Controller Peering architecture.
Which two configuration steps are required to allow access only from User Agents (UAs) configured as session agents? (Choose two.)
What two problems do Network Address Translations (NATs) introduce into VoIP networks? (Choose two.)