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In the private network, RTA dynamically assigns a public address from the address pool to hosts without port translation. Host C wishes to access the public network while addresses are assigned to Host A and Host B. What will occur as a result?
In the given network setup, RTA dynamically assigns a public address from a limited pool (200.10.10.1 and 200.10.10.2) to hosts without using port translation. Given there are only two public addresses available and both addresses are already allocated to Host A and Host B, Host C will not be able to obtain a public address. As a result, Host C will be unable to forward traffic over the public network as it cannot acquire a public IP address necessary for communication.
C. Answer: Dynamic NAT