Identify all subnets and assign IP addresses for the network in the figure below. Note that...

  

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Identify all subnets and assign IP addresses for the network in the figure below. Note that you will have to use subnet masks larger than /26 for the subnetworks, based on the IP address assignment given in this problem. Also, choose the subnet masks based on the number of IP address you will need. For instance, if a network needs only 4 IP address, you should use subnet mask 255.255.255.248 (or /29) because it gives you up to 2 -2 = 6 IP addresses. The available IP addresses are 10.10.10.0/26 Switch E0 R1 SO $1 R3 EO H1 EO H3 E1 R2 SO E1 Switch R4 Internet 089998 b) Create the final routing table for Router 3. Please remember to add the default route (or gateway of last resort). Destination Subnet Subnet Mask Metric IP address of next hop router Outgoing interface Identify all subnets and assign IP addresses for the network in the figure below. Note that you will have to use subnet masks larger than /26 for the subnetworks, based on the IP address assignment given in this problem. Also, choose the subnet masks based on the number of IP address you will need. For instance, if a network needs only 4 IP address, you should use subnet mask 255.255.255.248 (or /29) because it gives you up to 2 -2 = 6 IP addresses. The available IP addresses are 10.10.10.0/26 Switch E0 R1 SO $1 R3 EO H1 EO H3 E1 R2 SO E1 Switch R4 Internet 089998 b) Create the final routing table for Router 3. Please remember to add the default route (or gateway of last resort). Destination Subnet Subnet Mask Metric IP address of next hop router Outgoing interface

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To create the final routing table for Router 3 and assign IP addresses to subnets based on the provided network diagram and subnetting scheme we must ... View the full answer