Q: 10
Which of the following should a company implement in order to share a single IP address among all
the employees in the office?
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C. had something like this in a mock. PAT is the one for sharing a single IP with multiple users.
It’s C here. PAT lets multiple devices on a private network access the internet using just one public IP, which is exactly what's described. STP and BGP are for switching/routing, not address sharing. VXLAN's more about network segmentation between sites. Seen similar in practice questions, pretty sure it's not a trick but open to counterpoints if anyone thinks otherwise.
Its D if they were talking about segmenting networks using virtualization but looks like "single IP for many users" makes PAT (C) fit better. Just to be sure, is the question asking specifically about internet access for all employees or internal network sharing? That could change things.
Probably C
C
C for sure
B. not C
Definitely C. Classic PAT use case, one public IP, many users behind it. No doubt on this one.
Seen similar on official practice exams, pretty sure it’s C for PAT. Check the Network+ objectives and hands-on labs for this.
C for sure. PAT lets lots of users hide behind a single public IP using port mapping, so it’s perfect for this use case. BGP and VXLAN might catch some folks off guard, but they don’t actually handle IP sharing like this. Pretty sure C is the right move, open to other views though.
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