Because after specifying the access list you either put:
- The public IP address your packet source address will be natted to
- or the outside interface (the public facing one)
Setting G0/0 is wrong cause it's the inside interface.
First we need to specify the inside and outside interface and then we can use the
ip nat inside source list 1 interface GigabitEthernet0/0 overload command
So D is necessary for B to happen
Is not B because, In the ip nat inside overload configuration you should specify the inside global ip/pool of ips or the interface to wich the router will use the ip (outside interface)
Answer D is correct:
ip nat inside source list INSIDE-NET pool SHARED-IP (g0/1)overload (in this case G0/1).
Only inside/outside on the interfaces is missing.
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