(Solved): You are working on a free-form Packet Tracer activity. As seen in Figure 1, y ...

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You are working on a free-form Packet Tracer activity. As seen in Figure 1, you have been given the 'Somerset Levels' network. The purpose of this EMA question is to fix the network. Figure 1 The Somerset Levels Network Please consider the following requirements for the Somerset Levels network: - It should have static routes running on all segments. - The mask for the VLAN 10 and VLAN 20 segments is \( 255.255 .255 .224 \), where every other subnet mask should be 255.255.255.0. - All devices in all local networks should be able to ping and browse everywhere. *The Glastonbury Tor webserver does not require configuration; do not add or remove anything on this device. Its role is to act as a destination for interesting traffic when you are testing and troubleshooting this system. There are four issues with the current network that you are required to resolve. Do not add/remove any of the routers, switches, workstations or cables. To complete this activity, you must: 1. Briefly, in no more than 150 words, explain how you approached the challenge. (5 marks) 2. Identify each issue, giving succinct evidence of how you discovered the issue and the resolution. (4 marks per error, max 16 marks) 3. Present evidence that you can browse to the www.tm257.net website hosted on the Glastonbury Tor server from all PCs. (1 mark) 4. A text-based (not image) copy of the routing table on Street. (1 mark) 5. A text-based (not image) copy of the 'show ip interfaces brief' command output on Wells. (1 mark) 6. Evidence that you can ping from PC0 to PC1. (1 mark) A copy of the 'broken network' is available via this It is saved in a PKA format by the module team for authentication purposes - there is no self-marking mechanism. Finally! You must submit, with your EMA document, all Packet Tracer files - each should be saved with your OU PI in the file name (you may have to edit the file name to meet any file naming