Youve just been hired at LinkSpree, a small but growing Internet service provider. One of your first goals is to learn about the networkthat is, to determine its physical and logical topologies, access method, throughput rates, type of equipment, and the way this equipment is interconnected. Now that you know more about LinkSprees network, you begin drawing a map of its devices and connections, starting with its internal LAN. Suppose the companys LAN consists of six workgroup switches and four routers (and no hubs). The workgroup switches are distributed one to a floor in the LinkSpree building, but employees belonging to the companys departmentsAccounting, Human Resources, Engineering, and Customer Serviceare not on the same floor as the rest of the employees in their departments. The companys four internal servers are located with the routers in one data room on the first floor. Tasks: 1. Make a sketch of how the devices on this network might be physically connected. Include all switches, routers, and servers, plus a few workstations from each department. 2. Next, use dashed lines to indicate the path that data would travel between a workstation in the Accounting Department on one floor to another Accounting Department workstation on a different floor.