SNMP agents are:
A. Management devices
B. NMS (Network Management Stations)
C. network devices such as routers, switches, or hubs
D. PDUs
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Answer: C
SNMP agents are network devices such as routers, switches,
or hubs. An NMS acts as the manager and communicates with
the agents for information about their performance.
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