We summarize the chapter with the following points:
- DHCP is a protocol that dynamically assigns IP addresses to devices on a network.
- IP addresses that are assigned to devices are located in the DHCP pool.
- DORA is the acronym that explains how DHCP works.
- NAT translates private IPv4 addresses to public IPv4 addresses.
- A stub network is a network that has one way to enter into the network and another way to exit the network:
- Inside the local address is the address of the device that is being translated by NAT.
- Inside the global address is the address of the inside interface of the NAT-enabled router.
- Outside the local address is the address of the NAT-enabled router that connects the LAN.
- Outside the global address is the address of the NAT-enabled router that connects to internet.
- One-to-one translation, known also as static address translation (static NAT), translates...
