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Problem 2.14. IPv4 subnetting basics. Given the network address 200.10.20.30 and mask 255.255.255.224. determine 1. the size of the prefix part of the address 2. the network class (A, B, C, D, E) 3. the size of the network part of the address 4. the size of the subnet part of the address 5. the size of the host part of the address 6. the network identifier (aka network ID, network number) to which this address belongs 7. the subnet ID to which this address belongs 8. the host ID specified by the address 9. the broadcast address in the subnet to which this address belongs 10. the network broadcast address 11. the range of usable addresses in the network 12. the number of subnets 13. the number of hosts per subnet 14. the identifier of each subnet (includes subnet zero and the broadcast subnet) 15. the range of possible addresses in each subnet 16. the range of usable addresses in each subnet 17. the broadcast address in each subnet