network fundamentals Heating $1$ Heading $2$ Title Step $4-$ Network address troubleshooting $7.$ Change the address of PC $1$ to $192\mathrm{.}168\mathrm{.}25$ and try to send packets from PC $1$ to PC $2$ and vice versa Even though this computer is physically connected to the hub it cannot communicate with the other computers because it is now logically on a different network No communication will be possible$--$ just by changing the address! To see this more clearly, let us look at the network addresses From earlier in the lab, remember that each network address has two parts: the network id the host id $..$ It is the subnet mask that determines exactly which part is host and which part is network and all modes on the same network must have the same network id$.$ To get the network address find the network id and make the rest of the address zeroes Give the new wire address for PC $1$ The other PCs are still on the network Explain the problem with the current configuration using the term "network id$"$: