The administrator of a small company network notices that intermittent network issues occasionally cause inbound notifications to its SNMP servers to be lost. Which configuration must the…

This command configures an SNMP community string and an access list for security, not for enabling specific notification types or acknowledging them.

This command configures an SNMP host to receive traps or informs, but it does not specify the type of notification (trap vs. inform) or enable specific trap categories. By default, it sends unacknowledged traps.

This command enables the device to send SNMP traps related to BGP events, such as neighbor state changes or path updates. While SNMP traps themselves are unacknowledged, enabling specific trap types like BGP ensures that notifications about routing issues, which can be part of 'intermittent network issues,' are generated and sent to the configured SNMP server.

This command enables general SNMP-specific traps like link status or authentication failures, but the correct answer specifically refers to BGP traps.