Server A is subject to automatically static NAT and also resides on a network which is subject to automatic Hide NAT. With regards to address translation what will happen when Server A initiates outbound communication?
Server A is subject to automatically static NAT and also resides on a network which is subject to automatic Hide NAT. With regards to address translation what will happen when Server A initiates outbound communication?
A. This will cause a policy verification error.
B. This is called hairpin NAT, the traffic will return to the server.
C. The static NAT will take precedence.
D. The Hide NAT will take precedence.
Answer: C