What command would be used as part of configuring NAT or PAT to define a pool of addresses for translation?
- ip nat inside source static 172.19.89.13 198.133.219.65
- ip nat inside source list 24 interface serial 0/1/0 overload
- ip nat pool POOL-STAT 64.100.14.17 64.100.14.30 netmask 255.255.255.240
- ip nat outside
Explanation: The ip nat pool command is used to define the pool of public IPv4 addresses that will be used for translation in dynamic NAT or PAT configurations. This command requires a pool name, a starting and ending IPv4 address, and either a netmask or prefix-length to specify the range of available global addresses. The other commands listed are used for static mapping, applying PAT to a specific interface, or identifying the NAT outside interface.
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