Final answer:
The 165 Project Company needs to divide the subnet 192.165.1.192/26 into three subnets for infrastructure, public services, and private services.
Step-by-step explanation:
The correct answer is:
- 192.165.1.192/28
- 192.165.1.224/27
- 192.165.1.208/28
For the ISC DHCP configuration:
- Default-lease-time 604800;
- Max-lease-time 604800;
When dividing the IP subnet 192.165.1.192/26, we need one subnet for infrastructure, one for public services, and one for private services. To support 14 nodes for infrastructure, we need a /28 subnet. The next available subnet is 192.165.1.192/28. To support 30 nodes for public services, we need a /27 subnet.
The next available subnet is 192.165.1.224/27. To support 14 nodes for private services, we also need a /28 subnet. The next available subnet that satisfies the requirement is 192.165.1.208/28.
The ISC DHCP configuration sets the default-lease-time and max-lease-time to one week, which is equivalent to 604800 seconds.
The subnets in ascending order are 192.165.1.192/28, 192.165.1.224/27, and 192.165.1.208/28. The ISC DHCP configuration should set the default and max lease times to one week (604800 seconds).