An engineer must configure SNMP inside a Cisco ACI fabric. The engineer has created an SNMP Policy, called SNMP-policy and an SNMP Monitoring Group called SNMP-group1 that contains five trap…

SNMP communication, including queries and traps, utilizes specific UDP ports, with UDP port 161 being standard for SNMP queries. To allow the ACI fabric to send or receive SNMP messages, the out-of-band (OOB) management network must have a rule permitting traffic on this port.

UDP port 16 is incorrect for SNMP; SNMP typically uses UDP port 161 for queries and 162 for traps.

While contracts are used for in-band management, OOB management for fabric services like SNMP typically uses specific OOB management policies or filters to permit traffic, not standard EPG contracts.

Allowing all OOB management traffic is a less secure approach than permitting only the necessary SNMP port and does not represent the precise action needed to complete SNMP configuration.