ENSA Module 10 -- SNMP

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Enables network admins to monitor and manage network performance and find and resolve issues.

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SNMP

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Traps are sent immediately when a significant event occurs on the network.

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True

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Polling may take up unnecessary bandwidth, while traps are only sent when a significant event occurs.

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True

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Security level for SNMPv3 packets that uses HMAC with MD5 or SHA for authentication and AES or DES encryption.

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authPriv

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Security level for SNMPv3 packets that uses only HMAC with MD5 or SHA for authenticating the username and password.

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authNoPriv

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Security level for SNMPv3 packets that authenticates without authentication or encryption.

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noAuthNoPriv

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Keeps a historical record of messages from monitored network devices using logging traps

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Syslog Server

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Which port does the SNMP manager poll on an agent?

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UDP port 161

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Which port does the SNMP agent send SNMP traps to?

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UDP port 162

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An SNMP Object Navigator is not a good alternative to the snmpget utility.

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False