Using examples, write a report to discuss ten principles of network design that you can recommend to a network designer to follow when designing Mr. Khoza’s network. In your answer, each example must Mr. Khoza runs a small business in Midrand, Gauteng. His business has been steadily growing since its inception in February 2019 in spite of the ill-effects of the COVID-19 lockdowns as well as the ripple effects of the economic issues and financial markets such as rising fuel prices and inflation. He, Mr. Khoza, has asked you to design a secure network for his small business. Additionally, he would like you to design and build a cost-effective network for his business. The current setup is such that every PC and laptop user uses a 3G dongle to connect to the Internet. When users need to print, they either copy the work that needs to be printed to USB flash drives or email their work to any one of the five users whose PCs are attached to a printer – all printers connect via USB cables. The new network, according to Mr. Khoza, should cater to at least thirty devices, fifteen desktops (PCs), seven laptops including Mr. Khoza’s laptop, two servers and four BYOD devices. Additionally, Mr. Khoza wants to allow visitors such as customers and suppliers to connect mobile devices to get Internet connectivity. All users with PCs and laptops should still be able to print. The premises where Mr. Khoza runs his business has six offices (rooms). All the rooms are located on the same floor. Mr. Khoza has an office and does not share office space. There are two open-plan offices, the first open-plan office houses seven desktops and the remainder of the PCs are housed in the second open-plan office. Two laptop users share an office while the other three laptop users share a separate office. A small storeroom has been selected for use as a server room. show evidence that you have applied the scenario to both the specifications of the existing network and the projected network.