Imagine that you are working for a company that wants to separate its network of 100 workstations into two separate subnets. Right now, they have a single router (A) that connects their internal network to the Internet. They have purchased a second router (B), which will serve as an internal router. Configure Router A so that a machine attached to an internal (LAN) port on Router A can connect to another machine connected to the internal (LAN) port on Router B. The WAN port of Router B and the LAN port of Router A will connect to the same switch. Use the 16-bit network part of 10.1.x.x for the overall network. You can assign subnets and hosts whichever way you wish. Submi: 1) a diagram of the network that you have formed, 2) the IP address and subnet mask configuration of each port on Routers A and B, and 3) the routing table of Routers A and B