TCP/IP Subnetting

You are the new administrator of your company's new branch office. The branch office will consist of about 120 computers. Your corporate network admin has assigned you a network address of 208.199.32.0. All of your routers and other hardware support BOOTP forwarding, classless interdomain routing (CIDR), and variable length subnet masks (VLSMs). You know that you will need at least 12 separate subnets; however, the corporate admin has told you to maximize the use of the use of the one network address he gave you. He has asked you for a detailed plan of your network, including subnet IDs, subnet masks, and host addresses for each subnet. Since this is the first project of your new job, you want to make a good impression. Your co-workers tell you that he insists on neat, brief (but complete) reports that justify the decisions you make. (They have suggested this report be no more than 2 - 3 pages.) Need by Friday 11/7/2014 ## Deliverables 2-3 pages ## Platform Windows 8.1