Refer to the exhibit. Hosts FC1, PC2; and PC3 must access resources on Server1. An engineer configures NAT on Router R1 to enable the communication and enters the show command to verify operation. Whi

NAT Overload (Port Address Translation or PAT), configured with `ip nat inside source list <ACL> interface <OUTSIDE_INTERFACE> overload`, translates multiple inside local IP addresses to a single inside global IP address, which is the IP address of the router's outside interface.

Random addresses in the 155.1.1.0/24 range would imply a NAT pool is configured, but `interface overload` uses the interface's primary IP.

Their own addresses in the 10.10.10.0/24 range would be used if NAT was not functioning or not applied to these hosts, but the question states NAT is configured.

An IP address like 155.1.1.5 would be used if a specific NAT pool was configured with that address or a static NAT mapping, neither of which is implied by 'interface overload'.