NW Q3) IP addressing operates at the network layer (Layer 3) of OSI, IP addresses must be able to identify individual hosts (sUch as a computer, printer, router, etc.) and individual networks. This...

Extracted text: NW Q3) IP addressing operates at the network layer (Layer 3) of OSI, IP addresses must be able to identify individual hosts (sUch as a computer, printer, router, etc.) and individual networks. This can be achieved by dividing the 32-bit IP addresses into two parts: an initial network ID portion that identifies individual networks, followed by a host ID portion that identifies individual hosts on a given network. An organization has a class C network 196.10.10 and wants to form subnets for five departments, which host as follows: 1.55 hosts 2.50 hosts 3.45 hosts 4. 25 hosts 5.20 hosts There are 195 hosts in Design a poss. arrangement of subnets to make each department in a different subnet. For each subnet, give subnet mask and range of IP addresses?