Subnet Broadcast Range Network 1 Network 2 Network 3 Serial Interfaces Router 1 Router 2 IP Address Server 1 Server 2 Server 3 Network 1 First Host Last Host Network 2 First Host Last Host Subnet Mask IP Address Subnet Mask Default gateway IP Address Subnet Mask Default gateway As network consultant for CSC311 IT Solutions, you are tasked with setting up an IP addressing structure using the following information: 1. You are provided with the main network, 192.168.10.0/24 from which you must create 3 VLSM subnets, as described in the topology diagram below. 2. The Default gateways for each network (A & B) will be the last valid IP Address. It will be the gig0/0 port on the router, which is the port connected to the network. 3. List the IP addresses and subnet masks of WAN Serial Interface ports se0/0 4. ServA through ServC will need to be assigned the first three (3) valid network addresses. 5. List the IP addresses, Subnet mask, and Gateway of the first and last hosts in BOTH Network 1 AND Network 2. Network #1 Hosts start at the 10th valid address. 10 Hosts ServA 22 R2 R1 ServB ServC 40 Hosts