CV0-003 · Question #100
CV0-003 Question #100: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is C: NAT. NAT (Network Address Translation) is the mechanism a firewall uses to redirect incoming traffic destined for a public IP address to an internal private host. This is a core function of perimeter firewalls and routers for inbound traffic forwarding.
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- ANIS
- BPAT
- CNAT
- DNIC
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NAT (Network Address Translation) is the mechanism a firewall uses to redirect incoming traffic destined for a public IP address to an internal private host. This is a core function of perimeter firewalls and routers for inbound traffic forwarding.
Common mistakes.
- A. NIS (Network Information Service) is a Unix/Linux directory service protocol used to share configuration files across hosts, and has no role in IP address translation or traffic redirection.
- B. PAT (Port Address Translation) maps multiple internal private IPs to a single public IP by differentiating sessions with unique port numbers, and is primarily used for outbound traffic from many internal hosts sharing one public address.
- D. NIC (Network Interface Card) is physical hardware that connects a device to a network, and performs no address translation or traffic redirection.
Concept tested. NAT inbound traffic redirection to internal hosts
Reference. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/firewall/tutorial-firewall-dnat
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