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H12-211_V3.0 · Question #738
As shown in the figure, the RTA uses NAT technology and implements a many-to-many non-NAPT address translation by defining an address pool, so that hosts on the private network can access the public…
The correct answer is C. Host C cannot be assigned to the public network address and cannot access the public network. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
As shown in the figure, the RTA uses NAT technology and implements a many-to-many non-NAPT address translation by defining an address pool, so that hosts on the private network can access the public network. Assume that there are only two public IP addresses in the address pool, and the addresses have been assigned to hosts A and B. If host C also wants to access the public network, which of the following description is correct?
Options
- ARTA assigns the last public network address to host C, and host B is kicked off the line.
- BAll hosts can use the public network address in turn to access the public network.
- CHost C cannot be assigned to the public network address and cannot access the public network.
- DRTA assigns the first public network address to host C, and host A is kicked off the line.
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A12% (3)
- B4% (1)
- C76% (19)
- D8% (2)
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