When configuring networking on a VM, which of the following methods would allow multiple VMs to share the same host IP address?

Bridged networking connects the VM directly to the physical network, making it appear as an independent device with its own IP address on the same subnet as the host, not sharing the host's IP.

NAT (Network Address Translation) allows multiple VMs to share a single host IP address by providing them with private IP addresses and translating their outbound traffic through the host's IP, effectively hiding the VMs from the external network while enabling internet access. This conserves public IP addresses and simplifies network configuration for VMs.

Host-only networking creates a private network between the host and VMs, allowing communication only among them and the host, without external network access or sharing the host's public IP.

A vSwitch (virtual switch) is a component that enables communication between VMs on the same host and between VMs and the physical network, but it is not a method for sharing a single host IP address itself; rather, it facilitates the network connection where NAT or bridging would then be applied.