1. Create a router table for Router T. For each row in the table identify the destination IP address and the IP address(not the router name) used for the next hop. Assume all network addresses use a /8 mask. Router R should be the default next hop

2. Using the figure from question 1, create a router table for Router A. For each row in the table identify the destination IP address and the IP address(not for the router name) used for the next hop. Assume all network addresses use a /8 mask. Router S should be the default next hop. Add or delete rows if necessary in the table

Create a router table for Router T. For each row in the table identify the destination IP address and the IP Address (not the router name) used for the next hop. Assume all network addresses use a/8 mask. Router R should be the default next hop. Add or delete rows if necessary in the table Using the figure from question 1, create a router table for Router A. For each row in the table identify the destination IP address and the IP Address (not the router name) used for the next hop. Assume all network addresses use a/8 mask. Router S should be the default next hop. Add or delete rows if necessary in the table