Texts: (a) Planning the network addressing scheme (14 marks)
Before cabling and connecting your network devices, you will need to plan your addressing scheme to make sure you have enough addresses available for each device on the network. You must work out your internal network address according to the last numerical digit of your Personal Identifier (PI). For example, if your PI is X1234567, then the digit to use is 7; if your PI is Y876543B, then 3 is the digit to use.
Once you have identified the digit to use, you need to replace the third octet in the IPv4 address 192.168.0.0 with your digit, giving you something like 192.168.7.0 or 192.168.3.0, respectively, for the examples above. You