Computers and Technology, 04.09.2019 22:10 dawnmyers88

Typically, when an organization purchases internet access from an internet service provider (isp), the isp will grant it
(a) no public ip address at all
(b) a single public ip address that it can use for nat
(c) a number of public ip addresses that it can use for nat
(d) virtually an unlimited numberof public ip address that it can use for nat

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