Texts: Using the topology as in the previous section, and given the available IP address space 10.10.172.0/24 (i.e., the range 10.10.172.0-10.10.172.255 from which you may assign IP addresses), now your challenge is to design subnets for the following three LANs, with different design constraints: The LAN connected to router A (the top one on the left-hand side of the topology) must be able to support at least 50 hosts. The LAN connected to router B (the middle one) must be able to support at least 75 hosts. The LAN connected to router C (the bottom one) must be able to support at least 20 hosts. You need to follow all the conventions as mentioned in Section 0 above (i.e., allocate addresses starting from the largest subnet). After completing your design, go to Empty Google Drawing for the Homework. Click "File > Make a copy". Name the document design-subnets-homework and choose an appropriate folder on your Google Drive. Click "Make a copy". Please fill in the graph, please.
LAN A Network address: x.x.x.x Subnet mask: x.x.x.x Broadcast address: x.x.x.x Gateway IP: x.x.x.x IP Range for other hosts: X.x.X.X ~ X.X.X.X
router-A
5
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
LAN B Network address: x.x.x.x Subnet mask: x.x.x.x Broadcast address: x.x.x.x Gateway IP: x.x.x.x IP Range for other hosts: X.x.X.X ~ X.X.X.X
router-B
6
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
LAN C Network address: x.x.x.x Subnet mask: x.x.x.x Broadcast address: x.x.x.x Gateway IP: x.x.x.x IP Range for other hosts: X.X.X.X ~ X.X.X.X
router-C
10
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