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Hi, my nameamp;#39;s Frank Chodacki. Iamp;#39;m part of the IBM Cloud team, and Iamp;#39;m here to explain some basic network concepts that are pretty ubiquitous, or universally used, and the terms are amp;quot;NATamp;quot; and amp;quot;firewallamp;quot;. Letamp;#39;s start off with NAT. NAT stands for Network Address Translation. Itamp;#39;s described in an IETF RFC 1918 and what NAT-ing really does is allows us to translate internet addresses to private address space. Private address space is really there because thereamp;#39;s only a finite number of internet TCP/IP addresses. So, to cover this topic, I always find itamp;#39;s better to use analogies and we are going to use the apartment analogy to describe what an internal network or TCP/IP range is versus an external TCP/IP range. So, over here we have our apartment buildings, we have apartment building #1, we have apartment building #2. And, within those apartment buildings, we have apartment 1, 2, 3, 4, etc. And over