Which three types of Source NAT are available to users inside a NGFW? (Choose three.)

'Static Port' is not a standalone Source NAT type; port translation is inherent in Dynamic IP and Port (DIPP) or part of specific static mappings, but not a distinct primary NAT type.

Dynamic IP and Port (DIPP) allows multiple internal hosts to share a single public IP address by translating both their IP addresses and port numbers, conserving public IP addresses (often called PAT or overload NAT).

Dynamic IP enables internal hosts to acquire a public IP address from a defined pool of available public IP addresses, providing a many-to-many mapping without necessarily performing port translation for each connection.

'Static IP and Port (SIPP)' is typically used for Destination NAT when exposing internal services, mapping a public IP and port to an internal IP and port, rather than being a primary Source NAT type.

Static IP provides a consistent one-to-one translation, where a specific private IP address is always mapped to a dedicated public IP address, useful for hosts requiring a constant external identity.