Problem 2. Assign network addresses to each of the nine subnets A to I, with the following constraints: . All addresses must be allocated from 214:97:254/23. .Subnets A and B should each have enough addresses to support 125 interfaces Subnets C and D should each have enough addresses to support 60 interfaces. Subnets E, F, G and H should each have enough addresses to support 25 interfaces Subnet I should have enough address to support 4 interfaces For each subnet, give your address assignment in the form a:b:c:d/x oir a:b:c:d/x - e:f:g:h/y Problem 2. Assign network addresses to each of the nine subnets A to I, with the following constraints: . All addresses must be allocated from 214:97:254/23. .Subnets A and B should each have enough addresses to support 125 interfaces Subnets C and D should each have enough addresses to support 60 interfaces. Subnets E, F, G and H should each have enough addresses to support 25 interfaces Subnet I should have enough address to support 4 interfaces For each subnet, give your address assignment in the form a:b:c:d/x oir a:b:c:d/x - e:f:g:h/y