Port Address Translation of NAT allows several hundred workstations to access the internet with a single public internet address.
What do you mean by NAT?
Network address translation (NAT) is a method of mapping one IP address space to another by altering network address information in packet IP headers while they are being routed through a traffic routing device. When a network was moved or when the upstream Internet service provider was switched but could not route the network's address space, the technique was originally employed to avoid the requirement to assign a new address to every site.
Port Address Translation (PAT) is a Network Address Translation (NAT) extension that allows numerous LAN devices to be mapped to a single public IP address in order to save IP addresses.
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Answer: I gave 6 you can choose from.
Integrity
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Quality of Service
Fault of Tolerance
Powerline Networking 
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Answer:
False
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Reference: Cplusplus.com. “Functions (II).” Cplusplus.com, 2019, 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer: Broadcast DHCPREQUEST
Explanation:
 The DHCPv4 broadcast the DHCP REQUEST message by the client for accepting an IPv4 address which is basically offer by the server.
 The DHCP REQUEST indicate that type of server that are basically chosen by the client for further interaction. 
The DHCPREQUEST message basically used to notify that the client decline or accept the offer of server. In the DHCP protocol, it basically allow for broadcasting the individual destination in the network. The server basically sent the DHCP OFFER for receiving the DHCP REQUEST. 
  
 
        
             
        
        
        
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You can use JavaScript, HTML, PHP and so forth. 
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