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2. Fill in the following table. Make sure before you start, you understand the difference between "maximum" and "useable" when considering the number of subnets or number of hosts a subnet. Classful IP Subnet bits Subnet mask Maximum Useable # Network Address borrowed (in decimal) #subnets hosts/subnet 204.7.7.0 5 160.45.0.0 10 126.0.0.0 20 223.223.233.0 4 133.50.0.0 8 95.0.0.0 12 3. Given the Classful IP Network Address of 218.200.100.0 and 3-bits for subnetting, fill in the table below. *Do not include first and last host address in each subnet to get the useable host address range. Subnetwork Subnet Field *Useable Range of Host Addresses in Decimal Quad Notation Number in binary) Low High 0 000 1 001 010 011 O U W N 4 100 101 6 110 7 111 4. What is the custom subnet mask for question three in decimal quad notation? 5. Fill in the table, given the classful IP network address of 131.200.0.0 use 7-bit subnetting and fill in the following table. *Do not include first and last host address in each subnet to get the useable host address range. Subnetwork Subnet Field *Useable Range of Host Addresses in Decimal Quad Notation Number (in binary) Low High 0 0000000 1 0000001 2 0000010 3 0000011 4 0000100 5 0000101 6 0000110 7 0000111 16 0010000 32 0100000 0110000 48 64 1000000 96 1100000 112 1110000 120 1111000 1111100 124 126 1111110 127 1111111 6. A small computer parts manufacturing company has to expand its network infrastructure while still using their classful class C network address, 195.202.88.0. Their security-minded Operations Manager has decided to place each key corporate division on its own subnet. The table below shows the details. Department Computers Management Marketing Accounting R&D Embedded Systems IS 8 26 11 14 10 22 Unicast Assignable Devices Printers Number and Type of Other Devices 8 0 5 3 Scanners 8 0 5 7 Bio-sensors 4 4 Logic Analyzers 8 0 Imagine you are the Operations Manager. Develop a subnetting plan based on the information given in the table above. Note that the term 'useable subnets' refers to the total number of possible subnets minus the first and the last subnet since some routers cannot use the first and last subnet. Answer the following set of questions: a How many bits did you borrow for subnetting? b. How many useable subnets are possible given the number of bits used? How many useable subnet addressable components can be supported per subnet? d. Have all the departments' requirements been met? (Yes/No) (Yes/No) If your answer is e. Have all addressable components required in a network been defined in the table above? no what required addressable component has not been included in the chart? f. Describe which, if any, components cannot be supported using this addressing scheme and why