When a LAN is connected to the internet using a wireless router, how do devices on the LAN communicate on the internet using NAT?
- Each LAN must select a single client device from the wireless router settings that can communicate to the internet via NAT.
- All devices must share the single public IPv4 address assigned to the wireless router in order to communicate to the internet via NAT.
- Each device must wait to receive a token from the wireless router in order to communicate to the internet via NAT.
- Only a small group of high priority client devices can be chosen by the wireless router to communicate to the internet using NAT.
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Explanation: Network Address Translation (NAT) is a technology that operates on a wireless router and allows all LAN hosts to share the single internet routable address configured on the external interface of the wireless router. All LAN hosts can communicate at the same time using this single internet assigned IP address. |