When configuring a Source NAT rule in PAN-OS, which of the following settings is defined under the Translated Packet tab? (Select all that apply.)

### Why this is right - **NAT type is IPv4** is true: the lab selects IPv4. - **Source zone is Internal** is true: the rule matches Internal traffic. - **Destination zone is Internet** is true: the rule is for outbound Internet traffic. - **Destination interface is ethernet1/1** is true: the lab selects that interface. - **Translation type is Dynamic IP and Port** is true: this is the specified source translation type. - **Translated source uses the selected interface address** is true: the lab selects Interface Address and the interface's listed address. ### The concept The Original Packet fields identify traffic before translation. The Translated Packet fields specify what address change the firewall applies. This is a Source NAT rule, so it specifies a translated source address, not a translated destination. ### The other options - **G. Translated destination is 172.16.10.10**: that address is the DMZ web server used as a Destination NAT target, not the source translation address. ### Terms - **IPv4**: Internet Protocol version 4, an addressing format used for the lab's packets. - **Interface address**: The address assigned to a firewall interface. ### Remember Separate the original packet match from the translated packet result.