An administrator has been asked to configure Video Mesh signaling traffic to route through a proxy. Which is an available proxy type in the Video Mesh node configuration to support this deployment…

The correct answer is B. Transparent Inspecting Proxy. Cisco Video Mesh nodes support specific proxy configurations for routing signaling traffic. The supported proxy types include Transparent Non-Inspecting Proxy, Transparent Inspecting Proxy, and Explicit Proxy. A Transparent Inspecting Proxy intercepts and inspects TLS traffic…

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An administrator has been asked to configure Video Mesh signaling traffic to route through a proxy. Which is an available proxy type in the Video Mesh node configuration to support this deployment model?

Options

ATransparent Explicit Proxy
BTransparent Inspecting Proxy
CReverse Proxy
DDistorting Proxy

How the community answered

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A
7% (1)
B
87% (13)
C
7% (1)

Explanation

Cisco Video Mesh nodes support specific proxy configurations for routing signaling traffic. The supported proxy types include Transparent Non-Inspecting Proxy, Transparent Inspecting Proxy, and Explicit Proxy. A Transparent Inspecting Proxy intercepts and inspects TLS traffic while remaining transparent to the endpoint - Video Mesh explicitly supports this mode. Option A ('Transparent Explicit') is not a recognized proxy type in this context. Option C (Reverse Proxy) is a different architecture used for inbound connections, not for outbound signaling from a Video Mesh node. Option D (Distorting Proxy) is not a supported or standard Video Mesh proxy type.

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#Video Mesh#Proxy configuration#Signaling traffic#Network integration

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