create a VLAN and IP addressing

{{should be one subnet per VLAN. Each building should have a separate wired VLAN. There should be a management VLAN for all of the network infrastructure devices There should be one VOIP VLAN for the entire campus There should be three separate wireless VLANs: one for staff one for students and one for guests.}}VLANs must use VLSM to create appropriately sized and contiguous subnets whenever possible]]

{{Main Room A; approximately 10 servers and each server requires a primary and backup network connection for redundancy. There should be redundant switches to permit failover in case the primary server switch fails. Wireless was not installed here previously, but should be part of the new design}}

{{Room B: is a main office; 8 administrative offices plus 18 desks for staff. There are also two adjoining conference rooms that will accommodate 10 people each. (Each conference room should have 4 wired connections.) There is an old Netgear AP here. The Main Office is a one-story structure with no significant interior issues that would affect wireless connectivity}}

[[Rooom C: three classrooms and four offices here. There is an AP already installed here]]

Answer this by including: network location; public or private address; manual or DHCP you would use;Network address x.x.x.x/nn; subnetmask; # possible hosts;estimate # actual devices on subnets; explain why