350-501 Security and Services Practice Question
An SP is implementing CGNAT to conserve IPv4 addresses. For legal compliance, they must log all NAT translations with timestamps and source/destination information. Which CGNAT feature should be enabled?
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Why each option matters
Answer the question above first, then reveal the full breakdown to understand why each option is right or wrong.
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NAT logging
CGNAT logging is required for compliance; it logs translation events including port allocation. ALG support handles application protocols but not logging. Port allocation is part of NAT, but logging is the specific feature for compliance.
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Option-by-option breakdown
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Destination NAT
Why it's wrong here
Destination NAT is a type of NAT, not a logging feature.
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Port block allocation
Why it's wrong here
Port block allocation is a method of assigning ports, not logging.
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ALG support
Why it's wrong here
ALG support helps with protocols like FTP, but does not provide logging.
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NAT logging
Why this is correct
NAT logging records translations for compliance purposes.
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