You have recently been called to troubleshoot network connectivity problems at a user's workstation. You have found that the network cable runs across high-traffic areas on the floor, causing the cable to wear through and break. You have replaced the cable with a plenum-rated and shielded twisted pair cable. You would like to minimize the problem and prevent it from happening again. Which of the following will BEST protect the cable from further damage?A. Encase the cable in a protective shield and secure the cable to prevent it from slipping. B. Periodically check the cable for kinks and wear. Replace the cable when necessary. C. Run the cable through the ceiling area instead of across the floor. D. Run the cable under the carpet.