A company has a single Expressway-E that exhibits high resource utilization. An engineer checks the logs and finds numerous fraudulent attempts from sip:[email protected]. Where must the engineer go to…

The correct answer is C. Configuration > Call Policy > Rules. In the Cisco Expressway admin interface, call policy rules are located at Configuration > Call Policy > Rules. This is where administrators create CPL (Call Processing Language) rules to allow or reject calls based on criteria such as the source or destination URI. To block…

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Question

A company has a single Expressway-E that exhibits high resource utilization. An engineer checks the logs and finds numerous fraudulent attempts from sip:[email protected]. Where must the engineer go to configure a call policy rule and block the desired URI?

Options

ACall History Configuration > Call Policy > Rules
BConfiguration > Call History > Policy > Rules
CConfiguration > Call Policy > Rules
DConfiguration > Policy > Inbound > Rules

How the community answered

(35 responses)

A
6% (2)
B
3% (1)
C
89% (31)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

In the Cisco Expressway admin interface, call policy rules are located at Configuration > Call Policy > Rules. This is where administrators create CPL (Call Processing Language) rules to allow or reject calls based on criteria such as the source or destination URI. To block calls from sip:[email protected], the engineer navigates to this path and creates a rule denying that specific URI pattern. The other choices (A, B, D) represent incorrect menu paths that do not exist in the Expressway UI as described - call policy is under Configuration, not Call History or Policy > Inbound.

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#Expressway-E#Call Policy#URI Blocking#Security

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