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+What is Oracle Session Border Controller?,"Deliver trusted, carrier-grade, real-time communications such as VoIP, VoLTE, and Rich Communications Services with protocol support, scalability, and manageability in all types of IP networks. Oracle SBC evolves your networks toward 5G and the cloud."
+What is a realm from an external perspective?,"From an external perspective, a realm is a collection of systems that generates real-time
+sessions comprised of signaling messages and media flows, or a group of multiple networks
+containing these systems. These systems may be session agents such as call agents,
+softswtiches, SIP proxies, H.323 gatekeepers, IP PBXs, etc., that can be defined by IP
+addresses. These systems can also be IP endpoints such as SIP phones, IADs, MTAs, media
+gateways, etc."
+What is a realm from an internal perspective?,"From an internal perspective, a realm is associated with SBC configurations to define
+interfaces and resources in a logical way. Realms are used to support policies that control the
+collection of information and statistics from systems or networks that generate media
+sessions. Realms are referenced by other configuration elements and the SBC uses realms
+to make routing decisions.
+"
+What is an Nested Realms? ,"Nested Realms is a Oracle Communications Session Border Controller feature that supports
+hierarchical realm groups. One or more realms may be nested within higher order realms.
+Realms and sub-realms may be created for media and bandwidth management purposes.
+"
+What does nexted realm feature support?,"Separation of signaling & media on unique network interfaces
+• Signaling channel aggregation for Hosted IP Services applications
+• Configuration scalability
+• Per-realm media scalability beyond single phy-interface capacity
+• Nested bandwidth admission control policies
+"
+"What Is a Session Agent?
+","A session agent defines an internal signaling endpoint. It is an internal next hop signaling
+entity that applies traffic shaping attributes to flows. For each session agent, concurrent session capacity and rate attributes can be defined. Service elements such as
+gateways, softswitches, and gatekeepers are defined automatically within the Oracle
+Communications Session Border Controller as session agents. The Oracle
+Communications Session Border Controller can also provide load balancing across the
+defined session agents.
+"
+What is a realm?,"A realm is a logical way of identifying a domain, a network, a collection of networks, or a set
+of addresses. Realms are used when an Oracle Communications Session Border Controller
+(SBC) communicates with multiple network elements over a shared connection. Defining
+realms allows flows to pass through a connection point between two networks."