Which type of NAT allows both incoming and outgoing connections?

The correct answer is C. Static NAT. Static NAT allows for both incoming and outgoing connections by mapping a specific internal IP address to a fixed external IP address. This bidirectional mapping ensures that external entities can initiate connections to the internal host, and the internal host can initiate…

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ABoth Static and Hide NAT
BHide NAT
CStatic NAT
DPort NAT

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A
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B
3% (2)
C
79% (50)
D
11% (7)

Explanation

Static NAT allows for both incoming and outgoing connections by mapping a specific internal IP address to a fixed external IP address. This bidirectional mapping ensures that external entities can initiate connections to the internal host, and the internal host can initiate connections to external networks using the same IP address. In contrast, Hide NAT primarily handles outgoing connections by translating multiple internal IPs to a single external IP, without necessarily allowing incoming connections.

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