What command would be used as part of configuring NAT or PAT to identify inside local addresses that are to be translated?
- ip nat inside source list 24 interface serial 0/1/0 overload
- ip nat inside source list 14 pool POOL-STAT overload
- access-list 10 permit 172.19.89.0 0.0.0.255
- ip nat inside source list ACCTNG pool POOL-STAT
Explanation: In the process of configuring NAT or PAT, a standard Access Control List (ACL) is used specifically to identify (permit) the range of internal private addresses—known as inside local addresses—that are eligible for translation. While the other commands listed (starting with ip nat inside source) are used to bind that identification to a global address pool or interface and execute the translation, it is the access-list statement itself that defines which packets the router will translate.
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