Online Access Free 6001-1 Practice Test

What will happen if a request is received by Session Manager and the Request URI is addressed to a SIP Domain that is not administered as an authorized domain?

• A.Session Manager will attempt a DNS lookup on the domain and attempt to proxy the request. If no match is found, it will reject the request with a "404 Not Fund" response
• B.The request is immediately rejected with a "500 Cannot Determine Realm" response
• C.Session Manager will attempt a DNS lookup on the domain and attempt to proxy the request. If no match is found, it will reject the request with a "500 Cannot Determine Realm" response
• D.The request is immediately rejected with a "404 Not Found" response

Avaya has modified, or hardened, the Linux operating system in several ways to minimize vulnerabilities and improve security. Which two are parts of this modification? (Choose two.)

• A.Firewall
• B.Routing engine
• C.RPM removed
• D.Unnecessary IP ports closed

Which three components of a header in a request can be used by a dial pattem to determine the routing policy chosen by Session Manager to route the request? (Choose three)

• A.Dialed digits in Request-URI
• B.Dialed digits in the TO Header
• C.Originating location of the caller
• D.SIP domain in the Request-URI
• E.SIP domain in the FROM Header

Which two statements are true about "Named" Applications? (Choose two)

• A.Named Applications are "Selected" by the request address in the Request URI
• B.A Name Application should be treated as a SIP Endpoint
• C.Named Applications are associated to a User in their Communication Profile
• D.Half-Call Model (origination and termination phases) is required
• E.Named Applications must be defined as an Application and placed into an Application Sequence

How is a request routed to a "Named" Application?

• A.Session manager uses the Request URI of the incoming request and matches it to dial pattem then uses the associated Routing Policy
• B.Session Manager uses the route header of the incoming request and matches it to a dial pattem then uses the associated Routing Policy
• C.Session Manager uses the termination application sequence associated to the Communication Profile of the user to route the request
• D.Session Manager uses the phase tag of a route header of the incoming request and matches it to a dial pattem then uses the associated Routing Policy