A field employee working at a remote site connects a smartphone to a temporary wireless access point. Although the device shows a active Wi-Fi connection, the user cannot load internal company web applications or reach external network resources. Upon inspecting the IP settings on the smartphone, a technician observes an IP address of 169.254.112.45 with a subnet mask of 255.255.0.0. Which of the following is the most likely cause of this connectivity issue?
- The smartphone failed to contact a local DHCP server and automatically generated an APIPA address.Cevap
- BThe access point was configured on Wi-Fi channel 2, causing co-channel interference with adjacent 2.4 GHz wireless networks.
- CThe cellular service provider disabled data access because the device IMEI was registered instead of the SIM card IMSI.
- DThe smartphone's secure email client attempted to synchronize incoming messages using unencrypted POP3 over port 443.
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The smartphone failed to contact a local DHCP server and automatically generated an APIPA address.
When an OS is set to receive IP configuration automatically via DHCP but receives no response from a DHCP server (due to server offline status, VLAN misconfiguration, or exhaustion of the IP pool), IPv4 link-local addressing (APIPA) automatically assigns an IP in the 169.254.0.1 through 169.254.255.254 range. Because an APIPA address lacks a default gateway, the mobile device cannot communicate with resources outside the immediate local network segment.
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APIPA Address Assignment and Mobile DHCP Troubleshooting