You have been hired to design a new infrastructure for a for-profit school system that includes two schools in the same city with 6,500 Staff, Faculty and Students. The school system has its headquarters downtown and each school is located at opposite ends of the city (east and west). The organization currently uses no centralized server system. Each school currently has individual workstations and computer labs are individually set up. The organization wants to get out of the current configuration and they want each school to handle authentication, IP Addressing, Name resolution, and printing. You have accepted the position and your first task in designing the new infrastructure for District 64 School System involves the handling of IP addresses. As you may know already, managing IP addresses is significantly important and can be even more complex. The IT Administrator has asked that you explain how IP addressing should be handled for both the servers and for your staff/student computers. In addition, take the time to address the following matters that the IT Administrators are seeking. Prepare a 1-2 page document that addresses the IT Administrator's issues. Explain if private IP addressing should be used in conjunction with NAT (Network Address Translation)? Describe what IP class you would consider using (if using DHCP, describe the type of scope; Super Scope or Sub-netter). Determine and explain what server operating system you will install.