1. For server 1, statically assign the DNS server and default gateway to the router's left interface. Then, give the server the 2nd usable IP for this network that you reserved while setting up DHCP for LAN1. Do not forget to include the appropriate subnet mask corresponding to the network. 1. For server 2, statically assign the DNS server and default gateway to the router's right interface. Then, give the server the 2nd usable IP for this network that you reserved while setting up DHCP for LAN2. Do not forget to include the appropriate subnet mask corresponding to the network. 1. For server 1, statically assign the DNS server and default gateway to the router's left interface. Then, give the server the 2nd usable IP for this network that you reserved while setting up DHCP for LAN1. Do not forget to include the appropriate subnet mask corresponding to the network. 1. For server 2, statically assign the DNS server and default gateway to the router's right interface. Then, give the server the 2nd usable IP for this network that you reserved while setting up DHCP for LAN2. Do not forget to include the appropriate subnet mask corresponding to the network