A network administrator is tasked with setting up a high-performance network monitoring solution for an enterprise core switch. The monitoring system must collect flow-level traffic statistics to analyze bandwidth utilization by application, while also enabling secure management polling and alerting without exposing telemetry data or authentication credentials to eavesdropping on the management network. Which of the following protocol configurations and telemetry methods should the administrator implement to meet these requirements? (Select TWO.)
- Implement IPFIX/NetFlow with flow sampling on interface ports to export application traffic statistics to a flow collector.Cevap
- Configure SNMPv3 with the authPriv security level on core switches for encrypted metric polling and event notifications.Cevap
- CConfigure Syslog to stream complete TCP packet headers over port 23 to capture real-time flow throughput metrics.
- DDeploy SNMPv2c with read-only community strings to provide encrypted transmission of switch interface performance metrics.
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The network administrator should implement IPFIX/NetFlow flow sampling for application traffic statistics and deploy SNMPv3 configured with the authPriv security level to ensure encrypted metric polling and traps.
The combination of IPFIX/NetFlow and SNMPv3 with authPriv addresses both core monitoring requirements. IPFIX/NetFlow aggregates connection metadata to measure bandwidth and application traffic distribution effectively. SNMPv3 with authPriv adds cryptographic authentication and encryption to management polling and traps, protecting performance data from eavesdropping.
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Network Telemetry, Flow Export Protocols, and SNMPv3 Security Levels