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350-801 · Question #129

Refer to the exhibit. When making a call to a MRA client, what are the combinations of protocol on each of the different sections A-B-C?

The correct answer is C. SIP TCP/TLS (A) + SIP TLS (B) + SIP TLS (C). In the Cisco Mobile and Remote Access (MRA) architecture, signaling traverses three distinct segments: Section A is the external segment between the remote Jabber client and the Expressway-E (internet-facing). Jabber initiates a SIP connection that may start as TCP and is…

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Question

Refer to the exhibit. When making a call to a MRA client, what are the combinations of protocol on each of the different sections A-B-C?

Exhibit

350-801 question #129 exhibit

Options

  • AIP TCP/TLS(A) +SIP TCP/TLS (B) +TLS (C)
  • BSIP TLS (A) +SIP TLS (B) +SIP TLS (C)
  • CSIP TCP/TLS (A) + SIP TLS (B) + SIP TLS (C)
  • DSIP TCP/TLS +SIP TCP/TLS (B) + SIP TCP/TLS (C)

How the community answered

(27 responses)
  • A
    4% (1)
  • C
    85% (23)
  • D
    11% (3)

Explanation

In the Cisco Mobile and Remote Access (MRA) architecture, signaling traverses three distinct segments: Section A is the external segment between the remote Jabber client and the Expressway-E (internet-facing). Jabber initiates a SIP connection that may start as TCP and is upgraded/wrapped with TLS - hence SIP TCP/TLS. Section B is the DMZ traversal between Expressway-E and Expressway-C, which uses SIP TLS (encrypted end-to-end across the DMZ). Section C is the internal segment between Expressway-C and CUCM, which also uses SIP TLS. Therefore, the correct answer is SIP TCP/TLS (A) + SIP TLS (B) + SIP TLS (C), matching Option C.

Topics

#Mobile Remote Access (MRA)#SIP#TLS#Cisco Expressway

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