2- Design the following network using an efficient way to assign IP addresses. Use the address 192.168.25.0 30 hosts Network B Fa0/0 Fa0/0 20 hosts Network C Lab D Lab E 2 hosts Network F Lab A Fa0/0 6 hosts Network D 2 hosts Network H Fa0/0 14 hosts Network A
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