A- Use an example to distinguish between static and dynamic NAT (PAT). B- Define OSPF terminology briefly using the highlighted OSPF keywords from several sections, citing the internal router, DR, BDR, ABR, and ASBR. C- In which VTP mode may we create, edit, and remove ylans? D- Distinguish between the three modes of VTP and the two kinds of VLANs, static and dynamic. E- Provides an example of how to configure the loopback interface.

A- Use an example to distinguish between static and dynamic NAT (PAT). B- Define OSPF terminology briefly using the highlighted OSPF keywords from several sections, citing the internal router, DR, BDR, ABR, and ASBR. C- In which VTP mode may we create, edit, and remove ylans? D- Distinguish between the three modes of VTP and the two kinds of VLANs, static and dynamic. E- Provides an example of how to configure the loopback interface.

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