I'm new to subnetting a network. Could you please explain and provide instructions to answer the following questions? Thanks. Thumb up for your help.What is the address of the subnet that is connected to Router1 G0/0?What is the address of Router1 G0/0?What is the address of Switch1 SVI?What is the address of the last host in the subnet connected to Router1 G0/0?What is the broadcast address of the subnet connected to Router1 G0/0?What is the address of the subnet that is connected to Router1 G0/1?What is the address of Router1 G0/1?What is the address of Switch2 SVI?What is the address of the last host in the subnet connected to Router1 G0/1?What is the broadcast address of the subnet connected to Router1 G0/1? 2960-24TTSwitch 1GO/O1941Router1GO/12960-24TTSwitch2|You have been given the address 192.168.1.0/24You need to subnet the given network using VLSM.There are 20 hosts on the network attached to Router l's G0/0 interface. The number of host addressesincludes the address given to the router interface.There are 10 hosts on the network attached to Router1's G0/1 interface. The number of host addressesincludes the address given to the router interface.Router1 G0/0 is to be given the first usable address in the first subnet.Switch1 SVI is to be given the second usable address in the first subnet.Router1 G0/1 is to be given the first usable address in the second subnet.Switch2 SVI is to be given the second usable address in the second subnet.

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I'm new to subnetting a network. Could you please explain and provide instructions to answer the following questions? Thanks. Thumb up for your help.

What is the address of the subnet that is connected to Router1 G0/0?
What is the address of Router1 G0/0?
What is the address of Switch1 SVI?
What is the address of the last host in the subnet connected to Router1 G0/0?
What is the broadcast address of the subnet connected to Router1 G0/0?
What is the address of the subnet that is connected to Router1 G0/1?
What is the address of Router1 G0/1?
What is the address of Switch2 SVI?
What is the address of the last host in the subnet connected to Router1 G0/1?
What is the broadcast address of the subnet connected to Router1 G0/1?

2960-24TT
Switch 1
GO/O
1941
Router1
GO/1
2960-24TT
Switch2|
You have been given the address 192.168.1.0/24
You need to subnet the given network using VLSM.
There are 20 hosts on the network attached to Router l's G0/0 interface. The number of host addresses
includes the address given to the router interface.
There are 10 hosts on the network attached to Router1's G0/1 interface. The number of host addresses
includes the address given to the router interface.
Router1 G0/0 is to be given the first usable address in the first subnet.
Switch1 SVI is to be given the second usable address in the first subnet.
Router1 G0/1 is to be given the first usable address in the second subnet.
Switch2 SVI is to be given the second usable address in the second subnet.

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