Which SNMP V3 mode must be configured to meet that requirement?

An engineer is asked to configure SNMP Version 3 with authentication and encryption of each SNMP packet. Which SNMP V3 mode must be configured to meet that requirement?
A. encr
B. auth
C. priv
D. encapsulation
E. tunnel

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6 thoughts on “Which SNMP V3 mode must be configured to meet that requirement?

  1. The Answer is C. Priv.

    when configuring SNMP v3:

    snmp-server group group-name {v1 | v2c | v3 {auth | noauth | priv}} [access access-list-name] [context context] [notify notify-view-name] [read read-view-name] [write write-view-name] [match {exact | prefix}]

    snmp-server group group3 v3 priv : This has both authentication and encryption enabled. noauthnopriv

    snmp-server group group1 v3 noauth : This does not have either authentication or encryption. authpriv

    snmp-server group group2 v3 auth : This has only authentication enabled. authnopriv

  2. auth =authentication level
    priv = encryption level

    I would say C also as if yo enable AUTH for the snmp group instread of PRIV the FW wont allow you to speficy a PRIV password for the group

    1) snmp-server enable
    2) snmp-server group mygroup v3 priv
    3)snmp-server user myself mygroup auth sha myauth priv aes 256 myauth

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