A- Differentiate the Static & Dynamic NAT (PAT) with an exampleB- Briefly define the OSPF terms with the highlighted terms of OSPF of multipleareas by mentioning the internal router, DR, BDR, ABR, ASBRC- In which mode of VTP, we can create modify & delete ylans.D- Differentiate the all three modes of VTP, and discuss the types of VLAN, i.e.Static & dynamic.E- Discusses the loopback interface with configuration example.

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