Oracle
1Z0-400 · Question #73
What are two differences between the SIP NAT Bridge (SNB) and the Single SIP NAT Homed in a Trusted Network (SSNHTN) models on the Session Border Controller?
The correct answer is A. In a SIP-NAT Bridge (SNB), multiple access and backbone realms are allowed. In the SSNHTN C. In the SSNHTN model, the home proxy address(HPA) is set to point to sipd. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
What are two differences between the SIP NAT Bridge (SNB) and the Single SIP NAT Homed in a Trusted Network (SSNHTN) models on the Session Border Controller?
Options
- AIn a SIP-NAT Bridge (SNB), multiple access and backbone realms are allowed. In the SSNHTN
- BIn the SSNHTN model, the home proxy address (HPA)is set to 1.1.1.1, as the HPA is only
- CIn the SSNHTN model, the home proxy address(HPA) is set to point to sipd.
- DIn the SSNHTN model, the home address and home proxy address (HPA) are addressed from a
- EWhere is no distinguishable difference between the two models.
How the community answered
(53 responses)- A75% (40)
- B15% (8)
- D4% (2)
- E6% (3)
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