Which of the following would Kim, a technician, do to monitor remote traffic through an access point?

SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) uses a manager-agent model where an SNMP agent running on the access point collects and exposes device statistics - including traffic counters, connected clients, and error rates - via a MIB (Management Information Base). A remote NMS can then query this agent using GET requests or receive unsolicited TRAP notifications, enabling centralized remote monitoring without physical access to the device.

Network mapping tools discover and diagram the topology of a network but do not provide a mechanism for continuously monitoring live traffic passing through an access point.

Setting a 'monitoring SSID' is not a standard or defined feature in wireless AP configuration for remote traffic monitoring purposes.

WPA2 is a security encryption standard for wireless clients - it secures traffic but provides no monitoring or visibility into remote traffic statistics.