1. The first four octets of the SNMP engine ID in a system are set to the binary equivalent of the systems SNMP management private enterprise number as assigned by the IANA. Write the first four octets of the SNMP engine ID in hexadecimal notation for the four enterprises, (cisco, hp, 3com, and Cabletron,) shown in figure 4.14 for the following two versions: (a) SNMPv1 (b) SNMPv3 2. Write the full SNMP ID for: (a) SNMPv1 for a 3com hub with the IPv4 address 128.64.46.2 in the 6th to 9th octets followed by 0s in the rest. (b) SNMPv3 for the cisco router interface with IPv6 address :: 128.64.32.16. 3. Describe the SNMPv3 scopedPDU that the SNMP agent (router) responds to NMS with the data shown in figure 4.2(c). 4. Figure 7.20 shows a generalized time-sequenced operation for the get-request message going from a manager to an agent. Complete the primitives in Figure 7.20 explicitly identifying the application modules used.

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