Suppose a network manager wanted to query the value of the number of tcp segments received by a host running the microsoft windows 2000 operating system in a us-based company. what would be the prefix (leading digits) of the mib variable that should be queried:

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Suppose a network manager wanted to query the value of the number of tcp segments received by a host running the microsoft windows 2000 operating system in a us-based company. what would be the prefix (leading digits) of the mib variable that should be queried:

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Tucker Watkins · Answer 1

The correct answer is b. 1.3.6.1.2.1.1

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The Management Information Base (MIB) is a type of database that contains hierarchical, tree-shaped information of all manageable parameters in each managed device of a communications network. It is part of the network management defined in the OSI model. Defines the variables used by the SNMP protocol to monitor and control the components of a network. It is made up of a series of objects that represent the devices (such as routers and switches) in the network. Each object handled in a MIB has a unique object identifier and includes the type of object (such as counter, sequence or gauge), access level (such as read and write), size restrictions, and range information. object.