A network technician is troubleshooting an enterprise Network Management System (NMS). The NMS can successfully poll managed routers and switches for status metrics, but it fails to receive automated event notifications, such as link-down alerts, generated directly by the network devices across an internal firewall. Network documentation confirms that outbound traffic from the NMS to managed devices on UDP port 161 is permitted. Which of the following firewall rule modifications will resolve the issue?
- Permit inbound traffic from the managed devices to the NMS on UDP port 162.Cevap
- BPermit inbound traffic from the managed devices to the NMS on TCP port 162.
- CPermit inbound traffic from the managed devices to the NMS on TCP port 161.
- DPermit inbound traffic from the managed devices to the NMS on UDP port 514.
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Permit inbound traffic from the managed devices to the NMS on UDP port 162.
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) uses two separate port numbers: UDP port 161 for agent polling (GET/SET requests initiated by the NMS) and UDP port 162 for trap notifications (spontaneous alerts initiated by managed agent devices to the NMS). Because the NMS can poll but cannot receive alerts, the firewall is blocking agent-initiated traffic destined for UDP port 162 on the management server.
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SNMP Ports (UDP 161 for Polling/Agent vs UDP 162 for Traps/NMS Manager)
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