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A network administrator must monitor network usage to provide optimal performance to the network end users when the network is under heavy load. The administrator asked the engineer to install a new…
The correct answer is D. snmp-server enable traps. To configure a Cisco device to send all SNMP traps to a specified destination, the snmp-server enable traps command, without additional keywords, must be applied after defining the trap host. This command globally enables the sending of all available trap types.
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A network administrator must monitor network usage to provide optimal performance to the network end users when the network is under heavy load. The administrator asked the engineer to install a new server to receive SNMP traps at destination 192.168.1.2. Which configuration must the engineer apply so that all traps are sent to the new server?
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- Asnmp-server enable traps entity
- Bsnmp-server enable traps bgp
- Csnmp-server enable traps isdn
- Dsnmp-server enable traps
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To configure a Cisco device to send all SNMP traps to a specified destination, the `snmp-server enable traps` command, without additional keywords, must be applied after defining the trap host. This command globally enables the sending of all available trap types.
The `snmp-server enable traps entity` command only enables traps related to the entity MIB, which is a specific subset and not 'all traps'.
The `snmp-server enable traps bgp` command only enables traps related to BGP events, which is a specific subset and not 'all traps'.
The `snmp-server enable traps isdn` command only enables traps related to ISDN events, which is a specific subset and not 'all traps'.
The `snmp-server enable traps` command, when used without any specific keywords, globally enables the sending of all types of SNMP traps that the device supports. This fulfills the requirement to send 'all traps' to the new server configured as an SNMP host.
Concept tested: SNMP trap configuration, snmp-server enable traps
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios-xml/ios/snmp/configuration/xe-3s/snmp-xe-3s-book/nm-snmp-cfg.html
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