Refer to the exhibit. Which feature is enabled by this configuration?

Static NAT involves a one-to-one, permanent mapping between specific private and public IP addresses, typically configured with `ip nat inside source static` commands, which are not present here.

A DHCP pool is used to assign IP addresses to client devices within a network and is configured with `ip dhcp pool` commands, unrelated to NAT functionality.

The command `ip nat pool MY_POOL 209.165.201.10 209.165.201.20 netmask 255.255.255.224` defines a pool of global (public) IP addresses. The subsequent command `ip nat inside source list 1 pool MY_POOL` instructs the router to dynamically translate private IP addresses matching access-list 1 to an available public IP address from this defined pool, thus enabling dynamic NAT.

PAT (Port Address Translation) or NAT Overload, allows multiple private IP addresses to share a single public IP address using different port numbers. This is typically indicated by the `overload` keyword or a pool with a single IP, not explicitly by the range-based `ip nat pool` command shown.