(Solved): Instructions Wide Area Network (WAN) Diagram: Using MS Paint, MS Visio, Google Drawings, or OpenOf ...

Instructions Wide Area Network (WAN) Diagram: Using MS Paint, MS Visio, Google Drawings, or OpenOffice Drawing, create a drawing of a Wide Area Network (WAN) (see attached example). Each of the LANs must consist of at least two hosts plus a central hub connecting the hosts. You may use the drawing from Module Two as the starting point for this assignment. Each of the hosts must have the following information documented: - Hostname - Link-local IPv6 Address - IPv4 Address - Subnet Mask - Default Gateway - Method used to obtain IPv4 and/or IPv6 addresses Additionally, each LAN must include the following documentation: - Network number - DNS server IP Address - DHCP server IP Address Remember, a WAN is two or more LANs interconnected through a router. Therefore, you must have two separate LANs documented with the LANs connected to a router. The LAN diagrams will be the same as those created in Module Three, but with unique IP addressing. The Network numbers MUST BE different between the two networks. Additionally, both networks must connect to a router. The router will have the same items documented, but since the router has two "sides", the diagram will have to include all this information for each side. See the attached example. As before, you may not simply copy the example, though you should use it as a guide. Grading: 50 points total. 10 points for the network diagram. 20 points for the IP addressing scheme for LAN \( 1.20 \) points for the IP addressing scheme for LAN 2.