As this question is a bit longer I will separate it to three parts Most home networks use network address translation(NAT). This way several computers can be used on the network even though there is only one public IP-address. In the network below we have a public IP-address 88.125.168.121 and for the machines connected to the home network we have private IP-addresses that are connected to local network 192.168.0.0/16 c)Someone wondered if NAT changes checksum in every TCP segment that connects between Server and Client. How is it, does the checksum change or not? Give argument as to why.

Router NAT-translation table \begin{tabular}{|c|c|} \hline Wide area network-side & Local area network-side \\ \hline 88.125.168.121:30300 & 192.168.7.15:23450 \\ \hline \end{tabular}