Your organization opened seven new branch offices in five states. Each branch office has five floors. All of the branch offices use the same Internet domain name. The organization has approximately 25 servers and anticipates that an additional 30 servers should be purchased. The organization is planning to provide network services for about 5,000 users. All users require access to the Internet. Certain resources such as printing and file sharing will be centralized.Group Project GuidelinesComplete the following for this assignment:Using the scenario and assignment information in the Assignment Description, discuss with your group how you should divide the tasks evenly among the members. Perform the following tasks: Estimate the quantity of connectivity (routers, switches, etc.) devices that will be needed to link all the branches. Provide your rationale for choosing the quantity of each device. Estimate the number of Domain Name System (DNS) servers and the type of DNS server that will be installed in each branch. Recommend the connectivity and bandwidth for each branch, and provide your reasoning behind the recommendation. Using Visio, provide a network design (a diagram or diagrams) that shows interconnectivity among the branches. Compile your final group estimations, recommendations, and diagrams into a Word document of 8–15 pages.

Read the following information about a typical dental practice:* Family Dental has two offices in the same city — the North office and the South office. These offices offer the same dental services to patients. Patients can make appointments to either office at their convenience to see the dentist of their choice. Both offices are similarly equipped.* The professional staff includes the dentists, hygienists, dental mechanics, and administrative staff(receptionist, billing clerk, and office manager).* Each Family Dental office has a waiting area served by a receptionist who uses a computer to check in patients, schedule one of the examination rooms, and answer the phone. The waiting room has a door opening to the outside. A second door admits patients into the rest of the facility. Background music plays inside the waiting area. There is also a large aquarium on display.* Each examination area is partitioned off from the adjacent ones. Each has a computer and LCD screen used to pull up patient information and record new dental data such as x-ray interpretations, examination and test results, and procedures done for the patient. A low level sound masking system is installed in this area.* After their treatment the patient visits the billing clerk’s desk, which of course has a computer and a printer. Here patients pay (cash co-pay, credit card, or check), insurance information is verified, and an appointment is made. This clerk also mails out postcard appointment reminders, and answers the phone.* The Family Dental dentists share a private office that has a computer and a printer. Here they can review patient data, access the Internet, and exchange email with their patients, colleagues, and acquaintances.* A database server containing patient data sits in a closet, next to a small tape library used for backup.Next to it sits a VPN server, firewall/router, and DSL modem connected to the Internet. The VPN serveraccepts incoming connections from the dentist’s home computers. It also provides a permanent VPN connection between the North and South Offices. In this way, all patient data is available at all times at either office.* Most patient data is stored electronically on the database server, but some data such as x-rays and third party labs results are still in physical form. Family Dental also depends on third party service providers to build crowns, braces, false teeth, soft dental protectors, and such. Information is exchanged with service providers using telephone, fax, letter, and email.* The network infrastructure’s management and maintenance is outsourced.* Family Dental also maintains an informative web site to advertise its practice. The site is remotely hosted.-------------------------------------------------------------------------Answer the following questions in essay style. Make any sensible assumptions necessary in order to continue your analysis.Q1 What is all the electronic and non-electronic private health information (ePHI) that is stored, processed, and transmitted at the Family Dentals two offices?Q2 Assess the practice’s organization. Where is it most likely HIPAA compliant? What changes should be made to move the practice closer to compliance?Q3 Assess the practice’s physical and technical safeguards. Where is it most likely HIPAA compliant? Whatchanges should be made to move the practice closer to compliance?Q4 Family Dental exchanges data with service providers and uses a third party to manage its IT infrastructure. What administrative and organizational safeguards should the practice expect these providers to adhere to?