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Salmaan my name is Shadab Khan and nick Khangkp
ok salmaam plz tell me about of NAT plz
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NAT(Network Address Translation):
a) It is an internet standard which allow us to use one set
of IP address for internal traffic & another set of IP
address for external traffic.
b) NAT translate private IP address to public IP address.
c) IP address translation occur where LAN interface with the
internet.
d) NAT converts the packet header (In some cases port number
also) for incoming & outgoing traffic.
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Answer / gautam mishra
Network address translation,
With the help of nat we can translate several private ip
address through a single public IP address.
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Answer / m haja bahurdeen
NAT : Network Address Translation
It's convert from private ip to public ip
Types :
1) Static NAT :It's convert from Single private ip address
to Single public ip address
2) Dynamic NAT : It's convert from large private ip address
to large public ip address
3) Overloading : It's convert from Large private ip address
to single public ip address
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