1. SSK Software Corporation has opened offices in Chicago, Napoleon, Nashville, and Toledo. The corporate headquarters are located in Toledo. Toledo will serve as the hub for the network, CISCO routers will be used at each location. The network has no Internet connection and the company has no plans to add one. Workstation requirements at each of the locations are as follows: Workstations Planned Expansion 9 10 5 4 Location Chicago Napoleon Nashville Toledo 12 12 13 25 a. Using CIDR notation, propose an IP network scheme to accommodate the office locations above. Explain the decision process that was used to come up with your IP network scheme. ii. Your proposal must incorporate 2 options. Both options must account for the planned expansion. i. Option (1) Must utilize the most efficient use of IP network/host using VLSM (4 Points) Option (2) Must utilize FLSM (option 2 is not required to efficiently use IP network/host). Provide pluses and minuses for each option. You should also specify the types of physical links that can be used to inter-connect the sites, with pluses and minuses for each type of physical connection. (4 points) b. select one of your options from answer (la) above to use in developing an IP network number scheme for each type of device on the network. The selected option must follow good network design goals. Apply your network IP number scheme by assigning IP addresses to types of devices used at each location. Diagram the entire network applying this scheme. (4 points) c. Assuming SSK Software elects to use static routing on each of the routers, what route entries would be required on each of the routers (Syntax is important). (3 points) d. Assume SSK Software wants to use dynamic routing; what entries would need to be configured in each of the routers to make this happen (give 2 sets of examples; each set should use a different type of dynamic routing). (3 points) e. Assume SSK Software wants to employ both static and dynamic routing (SSK software wants to employ all of your entries from 'lc' and 'Id' above). Is this possible? If so; what priority would be given to each type of route, in the event the router receives multiple types of routes to the same network? Explain your answer. (4 points)