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300-820 · Question #33

Which two statements about Expressway media traversal are true? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is B. The Expressway Edge must be put in a firewall DMZ segment. D. The Unified Communications traversal zone can be used for Mobile and Remote Access. B is correct: Expressway-E (Edge) must be placed in a firewall DMZ segment because it is the component that communicates with both external Internet endpoints and internal network components, bridging across the firewall boundary. D is correct: The Unified Communications (UC)…

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Question

Which two statements about Expressway media traversal are true? (Choose two.)

Options

  • AExpressway Control is the traversal server installed in the DMZ.
  • BThe Expressway Edge must be put in a firewall DMZ segment.
  • CCisco Unified Communications Manager zone can be either traversal server or client.
  • DThe Unified Communications traversal zone can be used for Mobile and Remote Access.
  • EBoth Expressway Edge interfaces can be NATed.

How the community answered

(32 responses)
  • A
    6% (2)
  • B
    88% (28)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • E
    3% (1)

Explanation

B is correct: Expressway-E (Edge) must be placed in a firewall DMZ segment because it is the component that communicates with both external Internet endpoints and internal network components, bridging across the firewall boundary. D is correct: The Unified Communications (UC) traversal zone is specifically designed for MRA deployments and supports the additional protocols (HTTPS, XMPP proxy, SIP) required for MRA. A is false: Expressway-C (Control) is the traversal CLIENT inside the network; Expressway-E (Edge) is the traversal SERVER in the DMZ - not Expressway-C. C is false: CUCM zones are neighbor zones, not traversal server or client roles. E is false: Typically only the external interface of Expressway-E is NATed; the internal interface connects directly to the DMZ network.

Topics

#Expressway Architecture#Media Traversal#Mobile and Remote Access (MRA)#Expressway Zones

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