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A router has a port-forwarding rule for port 8080 that sends traffic to an internal web service. What happens when matching incoming traffic arrives?

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

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A router has a port-forwarding rule for port 8080 that sends traffic to an internal web service. What happens when matching incoming traffic arrives?.

  1. A.The router forwards the traffic to the internal web service specified by the rule
  2. B.The router changes the traffic into a spreadsheet
  3. C.The router sends the traffic to every device on the network
  4. D.The router permanently deletes the internal web service

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  • The router forwards matching traffic to the internal web service specified in its port-forwarding rule.

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A port-forwarding rule associates an incoming port with an internal destination. When traffic matches that rule, the router sends it to the selected service rather than treating the port as having no destination.

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