You have a single router that connects your private network to the Internet. You have two subnets on the private network, and the Internet connection is through the Serial0/0/0 interface. Your ISP has given you 6 outside addresses that you can use for NAT configuration. You can use addresses 70.0.0.64 through 70.0.0.69. All hosts on your private network must be allowed Internet access using those six addresses. There should be no limit to the number of clients on the private network that can access the Internet at the same time. Complete the following tasks: Designate both FastEthernet interfaces as inside NAT interfaces. Configure the Serial0/0/0 interface as an outside NAT interface. Create a standard access list number 50 that allows both inside networks. Create a NAT pool named my_addrs identifying the 6 addresses. Use the netmask parameter to configure the addresses using a 29-bit mask. Use the ip nat inside source command to link the access list with the address pool. Be sure that all inside clients can simultaneously access the Internet. Save your changes.