A network administrator must implement a continuous telemetry solution to monitor interface bandwidth utilization and device CPU metrics on core switches located across a remote branch link. Company security policy dictates that all monitoring data must be protected against eavesdropping and unauthorized tampering while in transit. Which protocol and configuration level should the administrator select to meet these security and performance monitoring requirements?
- SNMPv3 configured with the authPriv security levelCevap
- BSNMPv2c configured with a complex 32-character read-only community string
- CSNMPv3 configured with the noAuthNoPriv security level
- DSNMPv3 configured with the authNoPriv security level
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SNMPv3 configured with the authPriv security level is the correct configuration because it provides both user authentication and payload encryption for network metric polling.
SNMPv3 with the authPriv (Authentication and Privacy) security level uses cryptographic protocols such as HMAC-SHA for authentication and AES for payload encryption. This ensures performance monitoring metrics remain confidential and tamper-proof across unsecure remote links.
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SNMPv3 Security Levels and Telemetry Security