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How does the SIP registrar server maintain the registered user’s information in its database?

  • A. by querying a DNS server
  • B. by querying an ENUM server
  • C. by creating a registration cache entry, which is an association between a layer 3 IP address and the User Agent (UA) Via address
  • D. by creating a location record, which is an association between the Call-ID and the User Agent (UA) Contact address
  • E. by creating a binding, which is an association between a globally unique SIP URI and the User Agent (UA) Contact address
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Suggested Answer: D 🗳️

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2D
10 months, 2 weeks ago
The SBC stores an internal binding between the AOR and the original contact of the user. It includes: •The Contact URI sent by the UA in the REGISTER message, the originating IP Address and port, the user’s realm, and the Contact URI sent to the registrar •The userinfo in the Contact URI sent to the registrar includes the original userinfo from the UA, followed by an encoded cookie Correct answer: C
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Iamrandom
1 month, 3 weeks ago
I disagree, correct answer is E. In fact what you copy/pasted says exactly that: “original contact” which is not L3 IP.
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