Which statement is true when SNMP access is enabled to the Session Border Controller?
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A. B. C. D. E.B.
SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is a widely used protocol for network management and monitoring. When SNMP access is enabled to the Oracle Communications Session Border Controller (SBC), it allows SNMP management software to retrieve information and manage the SBC.
Regarding the default community strings, option B is the correct answer. The default community strings for SNMP access to the SBC are "public" and "private".
Community strings are essentially passwords that allow SNMP clients to access SNMP agents on network devices such as the SBC. The community strings can be used to retrieve information and issue commands to the SNMP agent.
Option A is incorrect because "acme" and "packet" are not the default community strings for SNMP access to the SBC. Option C is also incorrect because there is no "passive mode" for community strings in SNMP.
Option D is incorrect because there are default community strings for SNMP access to the SBC.
Option E is also incorrect because multiple trap receivers can be configured on the SBC to receive SNMP trap messages. SNMP traps are used to notify the management software of certain events or conditions on the SBC.
In summary, when SNMP access is enabled to the Oracle Communications Session Border Controller, the default community strings are "public" and "private".