Refer to the exhibit. The web server is configured to listen only to TCP port 8080 for all HTTP requests. Which command is required to allow Internet users to access the web server on HTTP port 80?

The `ip nat outside static` command is incorrectly used here, and the port mapping order is inverted from what's needed for inbound access to an internal server.

This command reverses the local and global port numbers, meaning it would try to translate requests on internal port 80 to external port 8080, which is not the desired translation for internet users accessing port 80.

The command `ip nat inside static tcp 10.1.1.100 8080 10.1.1.100 80` correctly configures a static NAT with port translation, mapping incoming requests on the external IP `10.1.1.100` and port `80` to the internal web server `10.1.1.100` listening on port `8080`.

Similar to choice A, using `ip nat outside static` is incorrect for this scenario where the internal server needs to be accessible from the outside via NAT configured on an inside interface.