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Can someone please provide to me the appropriate IP addresses and subnets to use for this assignment? There is a small internal network with 3 different workgroups (A, B, and C) Here is a visual of the network: http://i.imgur.com/niek3p8.png You have been allocated the 172.18.128.0 /23 network to use. Each workgroup has the following number of hosts: Workgroup Hosts A 31 B 16 C 102 You want to use the smallest subnets possible to perserve IP addresses, but you also want to make sure that each workgroup has room to grow by up to 25% You also have reserved the last /28 subnet of your /23 to use for smaller point-to-point networks between your routers. You plan to start with the network from A-B, then A-C, and then B-C. Each workgroup will use the last IP address in its subnet for the default gateway. Assign each switch the second to last IP in the workgroup subnet. Assign the IT server the first IP address in the workgroup C subnet.
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