In a Prisma Access NAT policy, what does source NAT (SNAT) typically accomplish?

It blocks traffic from a specific source

It changes the destination IP address of inbound traffic

It changes the source IP address of outbound traffic

It encrypts the source IP address

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In a Prisma Access NAT policy, what does source NAT (SNAT) typically accomplish?

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