An administrator wants to configure a router so that users on the outside network can only establish HTTP connections to the internal web site. Which feature would the administrator configure to accomplish this?

An administrator wants to configure a router so that users on the outside network can only establish HTTP connections to the internal web site. Which feature would the administrator configure to accomplish this?

• PAT
• static NAT
• NAT overload
• port forwarding
  

  Answers Explanation & Hints: Port forwarding allows connections to one port on the external interface to be redirected to a specific device and a specific port on the inside interface. In this way specific inside services can be accessible from the outside network without permitting all traffic to the inside device.