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A home network has several devices using internal IP addresses. Which statement best describes what NAT does when one device sends data to an external network?

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The Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

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A home network has several devices using internal IP addresses. Which statement best describes what NAT does when one device sends data to an external network?.

  1. A.It replaces the internal source address with an external address before forwarding the data
  2. B.It deletes the source address so the data cannot be identified
  3. C.It changes the data into a programming language
  4. D.It sends the data only to other devices on the home network

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  • It replaces the internal source address with an external address before forwarding the data

Explanation

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NAT translates the internal address used by the device into an address suitable for communication outside the internal network.

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