CCNP Security Question of the Week: NAT Control on Cisco ASA Version 8.3

What is the default behavior of Network Address Translation (NAT) control on Cisco ASA Version 8.3?

A. NAT control has been deprecated on Cisco ASA Software Version 8.3.
B. It will prevent traffic from passing from one enclave to the next without proper access configuration.
C. It will allow traffic to pass from one enclave to the next without proper access configuration.
D. It will deny all traffic.

Reveal Answer

Answer: A.

As of version 8.3 of the ASA, NAT control is no longer supported.

 

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