When configuring a Source NAT rule on a firewall for outbound Internet access, what are the distinct roles of the Original Packet and Translated Packet settings?

### What a good answer covers - The rule is an IPv4 NAT policy matching Internal-to-Internet traffic. - It selects `ethernet1/1` as the destination interface and uses the lab's specified broad matching values. - Dynamic IP and Port is the selected source translation type. - Interface Address selects the outbound interface address as the translated source. - Saving and committing the configuration precede the Internet-access test. ### The concept A NAT rule has conditions for the original packet and a translation for the matching packet. In this case, the original conditions identify outbound Internal traffic, and the translated-packet settings change the source address. The rule does not replace the security policy, which separately permits the traffic. ### Terms - **IPv4**: Internet Protocol version 4, the packet-address format selected in the lab. - **Dynamic IP and Port**: The source translation type selected by the lab. - **Interface Address**: The address assigned to the selected firewall interface. ### Remember State both what traffic matches and what address the firewall changes.