Question 1
A consultant is designing an Avaya Aura Session Border Controller for Enterprise (ASBCE) solution to support remote workers using Avaya Workplace clients. The deployment requires Split-Horizon DNS to manage internal and external traffic differentiation. When configuring the Remote Worker policy in the ASBCE, which specific interface configuration is required to ensure external SIP traffic is correctly rewritten before being passed to the internal Session Manager?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C
For Remote Workers, the ASBCE acts as the edge device. A Topology Hiding Profile must be applied to the Server Flow (traffic toward the core) to replace the external IP headers with the internal IP of the ASBCE, ensuring the Session Manager receives traffic that appears to come from a trusted internal entity.