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Why was the RFC 1918 address space defined? (CCNA 200-301)

Updated on 06/26/2024

Why was the RFC 1918 address space defined?

A. conserve public IPv4 addressing.
B. support the NAT protocol.
C. preserve public IPv6 address space.
D. reduce instances of overlapping IP addresses.

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