Viewing Existing Multiple-Instance Elements Configuration

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In order to view an existing multiple-instance elements configuration in the Oracle Communications Session Border Controller 7 (SBC), you need to follow the steps below:

1. Log in to the SBC web interface.
2. Navigate to the configuration tree where the element you want to view is located.
3. Identify the correct branch of the configuration tree where the element is located.
4. Once you have located the element, you need to select the appropriate command to view its configuration.

Out of the options given in the question, the correct answer would be either A or E.

Option A suggests selecting the element and then issuing the "show" command. This is a valid method to view the configuration of an element. To use this method, you need to select the element by clicking on it in the web interface, and then click on the "show" button or enter the "show" command in the CLI interface. This will display the configuration of the selected element.

Option E suggests entering the name of the element and then issuing the "show" command. This method is also valid, but you need to know the exact name of the element you want to view. To use this method, you need to enter the name of the element in the CLI interface, followed by the "show" command. This will display the configuration of the specified element.

Option B suggests typing "show <element name>". This method is not valid as the "<element name>" part of the command needs to be replaced with the actual name of the element you want to view.

Option C suggests typing "show ?" and selecting from the displayed list. This method is not valid as the "show" command does not display a list of elements to choose from.

Option D suggests typing "is -a". This command is not related to viewing the configuration of an element and is therefore not valid.

In summary, to view an existing multiple-instance elements configuration in the SBC, you need to navigate to the correct branch of the configuration tree and either select the element and issue the "show" command, or enter the name of the element and issue the "show" command.