1. Design a network of 2 LANs in Router1 and 1 LAN in Router2. Routers are separated...

1. Design a network of 2 LANs in Router1 and 1 LAN in Router2. Routers are separated by a serial connection.

2. Use any Class 3 Major Network address and subnet accordingly.

3. For design purpose, use 3 end devices in each LAN. Assign the last IP address in the last PC.

4. Utilize any routing protocol.

5. Create 2 users in router 1.

User 1 – use normal password

User 2- use encrypted password

Both – min length of password should be 6

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