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Question 3 Consider the shown network: Not yet answered Marked out of 10.00 Flag question NAT translation table NAT translation table WAN side LAN side LAN side WAN side PCO 192.168.4. 17:541219.1.125.7:1288 211.17.16.3:6412 192.168.3.5:4321 PCI Switch WAN Router Routert Switcht PC4 PC2 Knowing that both routers (Routero, Router1) perform natting according to the depicted natting tables and after PC3 sent a packet to PCO (this is possible using port forwarding), PCO replied and sent one packet to PC3. Always keep in mind that private IPs are used behind the NAT. Only public IPs can be communicated over the WAN, routers that are not configured to do Nating, will simply block any message with private IP. Fill in the missing IPs and Port numbers of the sent packet through the network till reaching its destination. From PCO to Routero: Source IP Source Port number a Desti o 539 PM Desktop AD ENG From PCO to Routero: Source IP = Source Port number = Dest IP = Dest Port number = From RouterO to Router1: Source IP = Source Port number = > Dest IP = Dest Port number = From Router 1 to PC3: Source IP = Source Port number = Dest IP = Dest Port number =