A field engineer relies on a Windows 11 laptop that receives an automatic IP address via DHCP while connected to the corporate office network. However, when working at remote client sites, the laptop connects to an isolated diagnostic subnet () that has no DHCP server present. Which network configuration setting should a technician set up so the laptop automatically assigns a static IP address only when a DHCP server cannot be reached?
- Enable the Alternate Configuration feature in the TCP/IPv4 properties of the network adapterCevap
- BRun the netsh interface ip set address command with the /flushdns switch in an elevated command prompt
- CAdd a second IP address under the Default Gateway section in Advanced TCP/IP Settings
- DPerform an in-place upgrade to Windows 11 Enterprise using the System control panel applet to unlock multi-subnet DHCP binding
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The correct option is to enable the Alternate Configuration feature in the TCP/IPv4 properties of the network adapter.
Configuring the Alternate Configuration tab in the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) properties allows Windows clients set to 'Obtain an IP address automatically' to use a pre-defined static IP configuration whenever a DHCP server cannot be located. This eliminates the need for manual configuration switching when transitioning between DHCP and static networks.
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