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Which sequence best describes a simplified NAT process for outgoing data?.
- A.An internal device sends data, NAT translates its address, and the data is forwarded externally
- B.An external device sends data, NAT compiles it, and the data is stored permanently
- C.An internal device sends data, NAT deletes it, and no external communication occurs
- D.NAT creates a new computer, assigns it a processor, and then sends the data
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- An internal device sends data, NAT translates its address, and the data is forwarded externally
Explanation
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For outgoing communication, NAT performs address translation between the internal network and the external network before forwarding the data.
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