014.01.50.5. What challenge arises when hosts on private subnets attempt to communicate with the outside world, and how does the text suggest addressing this issue using a router connected to the internet with a nonprivate address?
Since the internet doesn't know about any private network hence won't send any packets to them, so the text suggests to use a router connected to the internet with non-private address as it fills the gap between the connection and the hosts on a private network.
When hosts on private subnets attempt to communicate with the outside world, a challenge arises because the internet doesn't recognize or send packets to private networks. The text suggests addressing this issue by using a router connected to the internet with a public (non-private) address. This router acts as an intermediary, facilitating communication between the external internet and hosts within the private network.
