A network requires a solution to allow 50 private IP addresses to be translated, however only a single public address is available for use.
Which translation method can be used to support this requirement?
A network requires a solution to allow 50 private IP addresses to be translated, however only a single public address is available for use.
Which translation method can be used to support this requirement?
The correct translation method to support a network with 50 private IP addresses using only a single public IP address is Network Address Port Translation (NAPT). NAPT enables multiple private IP addresses to share a single public IP address by differentiating the traffic based on port numbers. This allows efficient use of the single available public IP address while accommodating multiple devices within the network.
Easy IP is right answer, there is only one public ip address used on the interface and It can not be used inside the NAPT address pool.
C and D can be use
NAPT and Easy IP can work
it should be NAPT
Easy IP & Napt are similar. However, Napt uses the external gateway address to map all private addresses; while Easy IP uses a single IP address other than the external gateways to map all private IP addresses.
Use Easy IP or address pool according to planning of public IP addresses: If there are idle public IP addresses after IP addresses of outbound interfaces on NAT devices and other applications are configured, use the address pool mode. If there are no idle public IP addresses after IP addresses of outbound interfaces on NAT devices and other applications are configured, use Easy IP.
https://support.huawei.com/enterprise/en/doc/EDOC1000174068/a37dd95e/what-are-differences-of-easy-ip-and-address-pool
the answer is C & D, Easy IP and NAPT are Many to One mapping.
I thought Huawei uses Easy IP as NAPT acronym?