Port Address Translation assigns non-routing local addresses to the computer systems in the local area network and uses ISP-assigned addresses to communicate with the Internet, on a one-to-one basis. True / False.

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Giggles

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2 February, 13:13

Port Address Translation assigns non-routing local addresses to the computer systems in the local area network and uses ISP-assigned addresses to communicate with the Internet, on a one-to-one basis. True / False.

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Rudy Walls · Answer 1

The answer is "False"

Explanation:

It is an extension of domain controller conversion, which allows multiple computers to connect with internet addresses on some kind of LAN. PAT's goal is to keep the IP addresses.

NAT converts device IP addresses within the same LAN into a single Address. It connects the device to the Internet also uses this address. It links the router to a DSL modem, cable modem, line T1 or even a dial-up modem, that's why this statement is false.