When are SNMP traps sent?

A. When the SNMP manager wants to perform remote
configuration on a networking device

B. When an SNMP agent wants to inform the SNMP manager about
a change of state on the networking device

C. When the SNMP manager wants to access large chunks of data

D. When the NMS wants to share trap information

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When are SNMP traps sent? A. When the SNMP manager wants to perform remote configuration on a ne..

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SNMP traps are sent when an SNMP agent wants to inform the
SNMP manager about a change of state on the networking device.

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When an SNMP agent wants to inform the SNMP manager about
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