Network Address Translation (NAT) Technique Involves

question 77

Multiple Choice

Network Address Translation (NAT) technique involves:

• A) mapping devices on private networks to single Internet-connected devices acting on their behalf.
• B) reassigning domain names and host names to different IP addresses.
• C) translating IP addresses from the presently used IPv4 scheme to the advanced IPv6 scheme.
• D) integrating domain names and host names to represent the same IP address.
• E) forming a hybrid of IPv4 and IPv6 schemes that temporarily enable communication between two computers on these different schemes.

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