You configured the Session Agent Group (SAG) element.
You want the Session Agent to be selected in the order in which they are listed in the destination list, with each agent selected in turn, one per session.
How would you accomplish this?
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https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E52358_01/doc/sbc_scx620_aclireference.pdfIn Oracle Communications Session Border Controller (SBC) 7, the Session Agent Group (SAG) element is used to define a list of Session Agents that can be used to handle SIP sessions. When a new SIP session arrives, the SBC selects a Session Agent from the list to handle the session. The selection of the Session Agent can be controlled by setting the "strategy" parameter in the session-agent configuration element.
The available strategies are:
A. Sequential: In this strategy, the SBC selects the Session Agents in the order in which they are listed in the destination list, with each agent selected in turn, one per session. This is the correct answer to the question.
B. Propdist: In this strategy, the SBC selects the Session Agent with the lowest propagation delay (i.e., the shortest network path) to the destination IP address.
C. Hunt: In this strategy, the SBC selects the first available Session Agent in the list. If the first agent is not available, it selects the second agent, and so on.
D. Roundrobin: In this strategy, the SBC selects the Session Agents in a circular order, with each agent handling one session in turn. When the end of the list is reached, the SBC starts again at the beginning of the list.
E. Leastbusy: In this strategy, the SBC selects the Session Agent with the lowest number of active sessions.
To accomplish the desired behavior of selecting the Session Agents in the order in which they are listed in the destination list, with each agent selected in turn, one per session, you should navigate to the session-agent configuration element and set the "strategy" parameter to "sequential" (answer A).