25.1 | We said that using two different ports (161 and 162) allows a system to run both a manager and agent. What would happen if the same port number were used for both? |
A: | If a system is running both a manager and agent, they are probably different processes. The manager listens on UDP port 162 for traps, and the agent listens on UDP port 161 for requests. If the same port were used for both traps and requests , separating the manager from the agent would be hard. |
25.2 | How would you list an entire routing table using get- next ? |
A: | Refer to the section "Table Access" in Section 25.7. |