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SNMP is a protocol used to monitor network devices and determine communication methods for sharing information. It allows management programs to poll agent programs running on devices using SNMP messages. The management program then aggregates the collected information from responding agents and presents it graphically. Bridges and routers relay data between networks. MIB refers to the database of objects managed in a network that SNMP accesses to monitor and control device information and status.
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SNMP is a protocol that allows network devices to communicate information about their status to network management systems. The management system polls agent programs running on devices using SNMP messages, and the agents reply with information that is aggregated and presented graphically. This information is stored in the MIB, or Management Information Base, which contains objects managing the elements of the network. Bridges and routers relay data between networks.
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McDonald's began in 1940 in California and is now the world's largest fast food restaurant. It operates over 34,000 restaurants across 119 countries, serving around 68 million customers per day. While politically well-suited for McDonald's business in its home country of the US, governments are increasingly regulating fast food marketing due to health concerns. McDonald's must also navigate economic, sociocultural, technological, and competitive forces in different international markets like China.
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