Write your student ID and remove the first digit from the left. Then split the ID by grouping two digits together to build a valid IP address. For example, if your ID is $427103128,$ then after removing the left digit and grouping you should get the IP address $27\mathrm{.}10\mathrm{.}31\mathrm{.}28.$ You are required to configure the following network using your IP prefix$/24($for example $27\mathrm{.}10\mathrm{.}31\mathrm{.}0/24).$ Determine the IP address of all IP interfaces in the network $($PCs and routers only$).$

First divided your prefix into multiple subnet of three different sizes:

The user subnets $($LANs$)$ must be $/27.$ You need $3$ IP address for each LAB, two for the two PCs and one for the router interface.

$,$ The WAN links $($router$-$to$-$router connections$)$ must be $/30.$ You need two IP addresses for each WAN link, one on the first router and one on the second router.

$,$ The router ID which is a unique IP address for each router must be $/32.$ This is usually configured on an internal loopback interface.

Copy the network drawing in a new page and write the IP addresses on the drawing clearly.