Free Oracle 1z0-400 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers


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Exam Name:	Oracle Communications Session Border Controller Implementation Essentials
Certification:	Oracle
Free Question Number:	74
Publish Date:	Aug 05, 2026
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Question 1

To replace the Session Border Controller's running configuration with a previous configuration, perform the following:

A.Use the restore-backup-config command, followed by save and activate.
B.Use display-backups, identify the configuration name and associated number, then issue the run-backup <number> command.
C.Use the activate-config command.
D.Use the exec last-known-good-config command.
E.Use the restore-backup-config command.

Question 2

You configured local policy preferences on the Net-Net 4500.The Net-Net 4500 sorts through these preferences.
Which preference is ranked the second highest priority?

A.Codec
B.Next hop
C.Lowest cost
D.Realm
E.Protocol

Question 3

When SNMP access is enabled to the Session Border Controller, which statement is TRUE?

A.Only one trap receiver can be configured.
B.The default community strings are acme and packet.
C.The default community strings are public and private.
D.There are no default community strings.
E.Community strings are in passive mode.

Question 4

Which two statements about realms are TRUE?

A.Although you can use both TCP and UDP concurrently as the transport protocol, you can only have one SIP-interface per realm.
B.You must have a minimum of three realms in any configuration, one of which must be designated as the home realm.
C.You can associate multiple network interfaces with a single realm.
D.All endpoints within a realm must reside within the same subnet as the Net-Net 4500.
E.You can associate multiple realms with a single network interface.

Question 5

By default, the Session Border Controller's FTP, ICMP, SNMP, and Telnet services cannot be accessed via the media interfaces. In order to enable these services, the Session BorderController includes four fields that enable administrative traffic over the media interfaces. These four fields are collectively known as the "HIP".
What does the acronym HIP stand for?

A.Healthy Interface Port
B.Host Interface Priority
C.Host Internet Protocol
D.HostinPath
E.Health Indicator Protocol