Network ImplementationQuestion 42 of 100
Which type of NAT maps one private IP address to one dedicated public IP address permanently?
a.Static NAT
b.Dynamic NAT
c.Port Address Translation
d.Overloaded NAT
Explanation
Static NAT creates a permanent one-to-one mapping between a private and a public address, often used to expose an internal server. Dynamic NAT pulls from a pool, and PAT overloads a single public IP. Static NAT provides consistent inbound reachability.
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