Network management concepts were reviewed including network management, SNMP versions 1, 2c, and 3. SNMP v1 uses clear text and lacks security, using ports 161 and 162. SNMP commands include GET, SET, GETNEXT, GETRESPONSE, and TRAP. SNMP v2c added GETBULK and INFORM commands. An object identifier is a unique number assigned to agent properties.
Network management concepts were reviewed including network management, SNMP versions 1, 2c, and 3. SNMP v1 uses clear text and lacks security, using ports 161 and 162. SNMP commands include GET, SET, GETNEXT, GETRESPONSE, and TRAP. SNMP v2c added GETBULK and INFORM commands. An object identifier is a unique number assigned to agent properties.
Network management concepts were reviewed including network management, SNMP versions 1, 2c, and 3. SNMP v1 uses clear text and lacks security, using ports 161 and 162. SNMP commands include GET, SET, GETNEXT, GETRESPONSE, and TRAP. SNMP v2c added GETBULK and INFORM commands. An object identifier is a unique number assigned to agent properties.
a. Network Management: define, benefits, b. Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP): define, its versions: v1, v2c, v3 - V2c: the “c” stands for community string I) SNMP v1: - Is the first version of SNMP protocol - Its information are being send in clear text - Lack of security – no protection - Commands/operations: GET: use it to get one information from the agent SET: uses by manager to set variables inside an agent. Example set interface name: R2 R6 Trap: is information send by agent to the manager GET NEXT: used by manager to get next result/information from an agent GETRESPONSE: can be used by both (manger & agent) to response with information to requester. - SNMP protocol uses ports 161 to send message (get, set, or GetNext) over UDP, & port 162 is uses to send TRAP from an agent to manager. SNMP v2c: - Additional commands: Getbulk and inform: GETBuLK: Inform:
Object identifier (OID): is a unique number that you assigned to the agent property c. This Week Course Outline: