An EEM applet uses: event snmp oid 1.3.6.1.4.3.8.0.5.8.7.1.3 get-type next entry-op gt entry-val 80 poll-interval 8 — what is the effect?

The event snmp command configures an Embedded Event Manager (EEM) applet to monitor a specific SNMP Object Identifier (OID). The oid 1.3.6.1.4.3.8.0.5.8.7.1.3 specifies the SNMP variable to be monitored. The get-type next indicates that the next value in the MIB tree should be retrieved, and entry-op gt (greater than) combined with entry-val 80 sets the trigger condition: an event is generated when the monitored SNMP variable's value exceeds 80. The poll-interval 8 specifies that the OID will be checked every 8 seconds. This setup monitors the SNMP variable and triggers an action (defined elsewhere in the EEM applet) when the value goes above 80. The other options are incorrect because they misinterpret the gt (greater than) operator as "equals" or "reaches," or they incorrectly associate the poll-interval with the number of cycles for the trigger condition.