change cpu-defend default policy

try to run this command "undo snmp-agent set-cache enable "

Unfortunately I have no such opportunity :

undo snmp-agent ?
community Set a community for the access of SNMPv1&SNMPv2c
extend SNMP extend configuration
group Set an SNMP group based on USM
heartbeat Heartbeat
inform Configure parameters for notifications in inform
manner
local-engineid Set the engine ID of local SNMP entity
mib-view Set SNMP MIB view information
notification-log Notification log
notify-filter-profile Define notification filter profile
packet Set SNMP packet's parameters
packet-priority The priority of the SNMP packet
sys-info Set system information of the node
target-host Set the target hosts to receive SNMP notification/trap
packets
trap Set the parameters of SNMP trap/notification
udp-port Listening UDP port
usm-user Set a new user for access to SNMP entity

This post was last edited by Mark.hu at 2018-10-17 03:43. pls wait 

Configure a cpu-defend policy to change default cpu-defend configuration of packet-type snmp :
system-view
cpu-defend policy policy1
car packet-type snmp cir 256 cbs 16000 // the c*****d cbs can change to other value
exit
cpu-defend-policy policy1 global

Once enable the snmp protocol on device, the cpu-defend for snmp packet-type will be opened auto, and can't be disabled.
You can try to expand the car value follow the bellow steps:
Configure a cpu-defend policy to change default cpu-defend configuration of packet-type snmp :
system-view
cpu-defend policy policy1
car packet-type snmp cir 256 cbs 16000 // the c*****d cbs can change to other value
exit
cpu-defend-policy policy1 global

Thanks

Change it more careful