Refer to the exhibit. Which contains a session list output. Based on the information shown in the exhibit, which statement is true?

Destination NAT is for incoming connections, translating the public destination IP to a private internal IP, and is unrelated to the source NAT configuration of outbound traffic.

One-to-one NAT maps each internal IP address to a unique external IP address from a defined IP pool without modifying source port numbers for outbound connections. The session list output would explicitly show a specific internal source IP being translated to a dedicated external IP from the pool, confirming this direct mapping.

Overload NAT (Port Address Translation - PAT) maps multiple internal IP addresses to a single external IP address, using different source port numbers for differentiation.

Port block allocation is a type of Overload NAT (PAT) where a range of source ports is reserved for specific internal hosts, still mapping multiple internal IPs to a limited set of external IPs or a single external IP.