The Scenario A friend is helping set up a new office for a physician and would like your help planning the network. Here are the requirements: There should be one server, which will contain the software that manages the medical practice. All staff devices should be able to connect to the network to access the server. All staff devices should be able to access the internet. Every part of the office, including the waiting area, should have good access to WiFi. The three exam rooms, the reception area, and the office should each have an Ethernet jack installed in a wall to allow for optional wired network access. What Is Already Done Here is what your friend has already accomplished on the project: Internet service has already been set up for the building, with a cable modem installed in the office. The following hardware has already been purchased but not yet installed: a server a WiFi-capable router with six Ethernet ports on it the hardware needed to install the Ethernet jacks enough Ethernet cable to make all needed connections Your Task Your task is to decide where the networking hardware will be placed for optimal effectiveness. Think about the requirements in the scenario above and examine the floorplan image provided. Your teacher may require you to work with a partner. Be sure to ask before you begin the project. Use this floorplan image for your project. Mark up the floor plan as follows: Draw a purple rectangle where the wireless router should be placed. Keep in mind the following: A wireless router's signal can extend for up to 125 feet in all directions, but the signal starts to get weak at a much shorter distance. Be mindful of the measurements listed around the perimeter of the floor plan when placing your router. If you place the router in a corner of the building, not all areas of the building will have a strong WiFi signal. You can place the router in the ceiling to keep it out of the way. Draw a blue rectangle where the cable modem will sit. Keep in mind the following: The cable modem should be so