Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) Question:
What is difference between NAT and PAT?
Answer:
NAT is Network address Translation (IP address translate from local IP to global IP and vice versa)PAT is Port address translation (port are translate from local to global IP's) like on port 8080 web service port 80 will work on PAT. It is more over NAT only.
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