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Which three are the components of SNMP? (Choose three)
The correct answer is A. MIB B. SNMP Manager D. SNMP Agent. SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) has three core architectural components: (A) MIB (Management Information Base) - a hierarchical database that defines the variables (OIDs) a device exposes for monitoring and management; every managed object is defined in the MIB. (B)…
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- AMIB
- BSNMP Manager
- CSyslog Server
- DSNMP Agent
- ESet
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SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) has three core architectural components: (A) MIB (Management Information Base) - a hierarchical database that defines the variables (OIDs) a device exposes for monitoring and management; every managed object is defined in the MIB. (B) SNMP Manager - also called the Network Management Station (NMS), it is the system that queries agents, collects data, and sends configuration changes. (D) SNMP Agent - software running on the managed device (router, switch, server) that responds to manager requests and sends traps. A Syslog Server (C) is a separate logging technology, not part of SNMP. 'Set' (E) is an SNMP operation/PDU type used to configure a device, not a component of the architecture.
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