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.
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)
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
B is wrong. The interface subcommand takes the interface name of the *outside* interface.
The configuration options in D are also necessary for NAT to function, so D is required regardless.
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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