You receive several calls about a lack of network connectivity from a group of users. After investigating, you find all the users are on a brand-new segment off the internal router. Your network uses...

You receive several calls about a lack of network connectivity from a group of users. After investigating, you find all the users are on a brand-new segment off the internal router. Your network uses DHCP and all users on the original segment are functioning fine. What is the

most likely cause of the problem?

A. Every user on the new segment has manually assigned their own TCP/IP address information.

B. The DHCP server is on the original segment, and DHCP requests are not allowed to cross a router.

C. Cabling to a single host on the new segment has been severed, taking down the entire network.

D. This is a temporary problem. Simply waiting longer will fix it.