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A firewall engineer creates a source NAT rule to allow the company's internal private network 10.0.0.0/23 to access the internet. However, for security reasons, one server in that subnet (10.0.0.10/32) should not be allowed to access the internet, and therefore should not be translated with the NAT rule.
Which set of steps should the engineer take to accomplish this objective?
A.
1. Create a source NAT rule (NAT-Rule-1) to translate 10.0.0/23 with source address translation set to dynamic IP and port. 2. Create another NAT rule (NAT-Rule-2) with source IP address in the original packet set to 10.0.0.10/32 and source translation set to none. 3. Place (NAT-Rule-1) above (NAT-Rule-2).
B.
1- Create a NAT rule (NAT-Rule-1) and set the source address in the original packet to 10.0.0.0/23. 2. Check the box for negate option to negate this IP subnet from NAT translation.
C.
1. Create a source NAT rule (NAT-Rule-1) to translate 10.0.0/23 with source address translation set to dynamic IP and port. 2. Create another NAT rule (NAT-Rule-2) with source IP address in the original packet set to 10.0.0.10/32 and source translation set to none. 3. Place (NAT-Rule-2) above (NAT-Rule-1).
D.
1. Create a NAT rule (NAT-Rule-1) and set the source address in the original packet to 10.0.0.10/32. 2. Check the box for negate option to negate this IP from the NAT translation.
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