Refer to the exhibit. Which action completes the configuration to achieve a dynamic continuous mapped NAT for all users?

''Match-host type NAT pool'' is not a standard or recognized NAT pool configuration type in Cisco IOS, and thus would not resolve a capacity issue.

The 192.168.1.0 address range is a private IP address space, which is used for internal networks and cannot be used as a public NAT pool for outside global addresses accessible on the internet.

Dynamic NAT, especially with Port Address Translation (PAT), maps multiple private IP addresses to a smaller set of public IP addresses. If the NAT pool is too small, it will become exhausted, preventing new connections; increasing the pool size to support 254 usable addresses provides sufficient capacity for 'all users' to achieve 'dynamic continuous mapped NAT'.

A one-to-one type NAT pool provides static mapping where each private IP address is permanently mapped to a distinct public IP address, which is not dynamic and would not efficiently support 'all users' needing dynamic outbound access compared to PAT.