A is correct. Private IPv4 addresses were developed to conserve IPv4 address space. NAT was developed as a way to use private addresses and allow for them to be able to communicate with other hosts outside of their LAN. C & D do not deal at all with private IP addresses
ipv6 doesnt need any preservation or conservation. It's got a metric fuck ton to the power of bazillion addresses. Whereas ipv4 is essentially already depleted.
A is correct
An RFC1918 address is an IP address that is assigned by an enterprise organization to an internal host. These IP addresses are used in private networks, which are not available, or reachable, from the Internet.
Answer is A.
"With the described scheme many large enterprises will need only a
relatively small block of addresses from the globally unique IP
address space."
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