() Suppose network 210.1.2.0/24 is subnetted with prefix length /29, the subnets are shown in the tablebelow. What are the values labelled A1 to A6 in the table below?Subnet # Subnet address Usable host range Broadcast address| 210.1.2.01A1A2АЗ20A4 to A5LastАбA1:210.1.2.A2:210.1.2.A3:210.1.2.A4:210.1.2.A5:210.1.2.A6:210.1.2.(ii) The department of HR uses subnet 10, the first usable IP address of which is assigned to the subnetdefault gateway. Suggest IP address configuration for a PC in department of HR.IP address:210.1.2.Subnet mask:255.255.255.Default gateway:210.1.2.

(i) 210.1.2.0/24 is subnetted with prefix length /29. Total possible subnets: 32 (0-31) Number of…

() Suppose network 210.1.2.0/24 is subnetted with prefix length /29, the subnets are shown in the table below. What are the values labelled A1 to A6 in the table below? Subnet Subnet address Usable host range Broadcast address 210.1.20 A1 A2 A3 20 A4 to A5 Last A6 A1:210.1.2 A2:210.1.2 A3:210.1.2 A4:210.1.2 A5:210.1.2 A6:210.1.2 (1) The department of HR uses subnet 10, the first usable IP address of which is assigned to the subnet default gateway. Suggest IP address configuration for a PC in department of HR. IP address 210.1.2 Subnet mask 255.255.255. Default gateway 210.1.2

() Suppose network 210.1.2.0/24 is subnetted with prefix length /29, the subnets are shown in the table below. What are the values labelled A1 to A6 in the table below? Subnet Subnet address Usable host range Broadcast address 210.1.20 A1 A2 A3 20 A4 to A5 Last A6 A1:210.1.2 A2:210.1.2 A3:210.1.2 A4:210.1.2 A5:210.1.2 A6:210.1.2 (1) The department of HR uses subnet 10, the first usable IP address of which is assigned to the subnet default gateway. Suggest IP address configuration for a PC in department of HR. IP address 210.1.2 Subnet mask 255.255.255. Default gateway 210.1.2

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