You are the server administrator for the network shown in the first image. SRV2 is a domain controller that hosts an Active Directory integrated zone for the network. SRV1 is an application server. Both subnets use the default subnet mask. SRV2 has also been recently configured as a DHCP server for both subnets, and all clients have been modified to receive their IP configuration information from the DHCP server.
The user at Host A reports that he cannot access SRV2. Others on the same subnet seem to be having the same problem. Users on the same subnet as SRV2 report no problems.
You run Ipconfig /all to verify the TCP/IP configuration of Host A. The output is shown in the second image.
What should you do?
ANSWER: Enable BOOTP forwarding on the router.