Q​uestion Set 1 – Q​uestion 1.4 After successfully setting u…

Q​uestion Set 1 – Q​uestion 1.4 After successfully setting up NAT, now you have the following IP addresses set up in the system presented in Figure 1.1. I1: IP1 I2: IP2 I3: IP3 I4: IP4 I5: IP5 I6: IP6 Figure 1.1 Network Setup Diagram showing a network configuration with labeled components. From left to right: interface I1, gateway G, Internet cloud, interface I5, and server/router I6.   (Note that IP1-IP6 represents IPv4 IP addresses and Router is not a Gateway, there is no NAT setup on the Router R, NET 4 is still a part of the internet, and IP3, IP4, IP5 and IP6 are all public IPs.) From the client to the server, what are the source and destination IP addresses that complete the table below, when the packet passes through from NET1 to NET4 (NET1 – NET4 are local networks that directly connected to the given networking devices)? Network Source-Destination Mapping NET Source Destination NET1 IP1 NET2 NET3 NET4

Given the following Circle class code, use the provided UML…

Given the following Circle class code, use the provided UML to write the code of the Cylinder class which is a subclass of the Circle class.   ————————————————————————————————————-   UML Cylinder  – height: double + setHeight(h: double): void + getHeight( ) : double + toString( ) : String +Cylinder( ) +Cylinder(c: String, r: double, h: double)