Which NAT term identifies a group of addresses designated for NAT translation?

A NAT pool is a range of public IP addresses that a router can use to translate private IP addresses. This is commonly used in dynamic NAT, where multiple internal private IP addresses are mapped to a smaller set of public IP addresses from the pool. Dynamic NAT is a type of NAT that automatically assigns an available public IP address from a pool to an internal device when it initiates a connection. Static NAT is a one-to-one mapping of a private IP address to a public IP address, which doesn't involve a pool. One-way NAT is not a standard NAT term.