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Give forwarding tables for switches $S1$ to $S4$ in Figure 3.46. Each switch should have a default routing entry, chosen to forward packets with unrecognized destination addresses toward OUT. Any specific destination table entries duplicated by the default entry should then be eliminated.

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Host               incoming interface                 outgoing interface

A,B                       1,2                                               3

                              1,3                                             2

C                            2,3                                             1

D                              2                                                1

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