Match each web-access item with its role in the lab's Destination NAT configuration.

### Why this is right The lab uses the firewall's public-facing address as the original destination, the DMZ server address as the translated destination, and separate service mappings for HTTP and HTTPS. ### The pairs | Item | Matches | Why | |---|---|---| | 10.xx.xx.253 | Original public-facing destination address | The client connects to the firewall-facing address before translation. | | 172.16.10.10 | Translated DMZ web-server address | The NAT rule forwards the request to this server. | | service-http | HTTP service matched by the first mapping | The initial rule is configured for HTTP traffic. | | HTTPS mapping | Separate mapping to the same DMZ server | The lab asks for a second mapping for HTTPS to 172.16.10.10. | ### Terms - **HTTP**: Hypertext Transfer Protocol, a web communication protocol. - **HTTPS**: Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, the secure web communication protocol. ### Remember Distinguish the address the client contacts from the address the server uses.