Correct Answer: B,D
The NAT configuration on R1 is translating the inside local address 10.1.1.1 to the inside global address
209.165.201.2 as per the static mapping configured with the "ip nat inside source static" command shown in the exhibit. This answers option B, where a packet sent from 10.1.1.1 to any destination will have its source IP translated to 209.165.201.2 by R1.
Option D is also correct because NAT on R1 processes packets by examining their source IP addresses to determine if translation is needed based on whether they are coming from inside or outside networks.
Option A is incorrect because there's no dynamic NAT or PAT configuration that would translate destination addresses.
Option C is incorrect because NAT translates source addresses of packets leaving an interface, not destination addresses of incoming packets.
Option E is incorrect as there's no indication of outside local and outside global translations in this specific configuration. References := Cisco SPCOR