Design the subnets for the branches using VLSM, according to the required minimum hosts as shown. Design also the subnet for ONE WAN link. Network address     11.0.0.0 Branch  Number of usable hosts Branch A 20,000 Branch B 580,000 Branch C 120 What is Subnet Network Address? Branch A, B and C

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Q: What is the maximum number of hosts in a /18 subnet? Explain why.

A: The maximum number of hosts in a  /18 subnet is 16382.

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