A network technician is configuring a newly deployed server in a corporate data center. The server is assigned the IPv4 address with a subnet mask of (/26) and a default gateway of . During testing, the server can communicate with local hosts in the IP range, but it cannot access devices on remote subnets or reach the default gateway. Which of the following best explains why the server cannot reach its default gateway?
- The server IP address and default gateway reside on different IP subnets due to the configured subnet mask length.Cevap
- BThe default gateway address 10.100.15.1 is the subnet broadcast address and cannot be assigned to a router interface.
- CThe server has auto-configured an APIPA address because it failed to obtain a DHCP reservation from the default gateway.
- DAn implicit deny rule on the default gateway router is dropping all outbound ARP requests originating from the server.
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The server IP address and default gateway reside on different IP subnets due to the configured subnet mask length.
With a subnet mask of (/26), the network is partitioned into subnets of 64 addresses each. The host address belongs to the subnet span through . However, the configured default gateway address belongs to the previous subnet span through . Because a host and its default gateway must reside within the same local IPv4 subnet to establish Layer 2 ARP adjacency, the server cannot send traffic outside its local segment.
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Default Gateway Subnet Mismatch