Your first task is to take care of subnettting the network ID of 201.20.20.0. If you do not know how to calculate this manually, there are a lot of online subnet calculators.
Just to get you going, if you apply a /28 (255.255.255.240) mask, you will be left with 16 subnets with a max of 14 hosts per subnet. You cannot apply a /29, because this will limit you to a max of 6 hosts per subnets. The /29 gives you the following 16 subnet IDs:
201.20.20.0
201.20.20.16
201.20.20.32
201.20.20.48
201.20.20.64
201.20.20.80
201.20.20.96
201.20.20.112
201.20.20.128
201.20.20.144
201.20.20.160
201.20.20.176
201.20.20.192
201.20.20.208
201.20.20.224
201.20.20.240
You will need to pick the topology for the WAN (most likely a partial or full mesh for redundancy) and a star topology for each local area network.
Using the information in this response, you should be able to go back and start working on a design and IP scheme for all of your devices.
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