Match each firewall or translation term with its description.

### The pairs | Item | Matches | Why | |---|---|---| | Source Network Address Translation (NAT) | Changes a private source address to a public address | Source translation changes the address that identifies where outgoing traffic came from. | | Destination NAT | Maps a public destination and port to a private server | Destination translation redirects traffic addressed to a public endpoint toward an internal server. | | Next-generation firewall (NGFW) | Adds capabilities such as application and threat identification | These firewalls can inspect beyond basic address and port information. | | Traditional firewall | Primarily uses addresses, ports, protocols, and connection state | These are the main decision inputs listed for traditional firewalls. | ### Terms - **NAT**: Network Address Translation. A method of changing network addresses. - **NGFW**: Next-Generation Firewall. A firewall with additional application, user, and threat inspection capabilities. ### Remember Source changes the sender address, destination redirects the receiver, and firewall types differ in inspection depth.