JN0-102 · Question #201
You have been asked to configure your router to send link-related SNMP trap notifications to the network management system (NMS) located at address 172.16.17.1. Which two commands are required? (Choos
The correct answer is A. set snmp trap-group my-trap-group targets 172.16.17.1 D. set snmp trap-group my-trap-group categories link. To send link-related SNMP traps, you must first define a trap group with the NMS target address and then specify that the link category of traps should be sent to that group. These two configuration steps work together to enable the desired notifications.
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You have been asked to configure your router to send link-related SNMP trap notifications to the network management system (NMS) located at address 172.16.17.1. Which two commands are required? (Choose two.)
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- Aset snmp trap-group my-trap-group targets 172.16.17.1
- Bset snmp targets 172.16.17.1
- Cset snmp trap-group my-trap-group link-status
- Dset snmp trap-group my-trap-group categories link
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Why each option
To send link-related SNMP traps, you must first define a trap group with the NMS target address and then specify that the `link` category of traps should be sent to that group. These two configuration steps work together to enable the desired notifications.
This command defines a trap group named "my-trap-group" and specifies the destination IP address (172.16.17.1) where the SNMP traps for this group will be sent.
This command syntax is incomplete and incorrect for defining a trap target; targets are configured within a `trap-group`.
The correct subcommand to specify the type of traps to send is `categories`, not `link-status` directly under the trap-group. `link-status` is a type of trap, but `categories link` is how you enable it.
This command configures the previously defined trap group "my-trap-group" to send traps belonging to the "link" category, which includes link-related notifications like `link-up` and `link-down`.
Concept tested: Junos SNMP trap configuration
Source: https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/snmp/topics/topic-map/snmp-traps.html
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