Read the following scenario, and then answer the question below.

Two of the computers at work suddenly can't go online or print over the network. The computers may be trying to share the same IP address.

Which strategy is most likely to solve the problem?

A. rebooting the network server

B. reconfiguring the network hubs

C. installing network gateway hardware

D. logging off one of the computers, and then logging back on

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Marina Salazar

Computers & Technology

4 January, 08:48

Read the following scenario, and then answer the question below.

Two of the computers at work suddenly can't go online or print over the network. The computers may be trying to share the same IP address.

Which strategy is most likely to solve the problem?

A. rebooting the network server

B. reconfiguring the network hubs

C. installing network gateway hardware

D. logging off one of the computers, and then logging back on

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Samuel Lutz · Answer 1

A. rebooting the network server

It is almost impossible that 2 computers on the same network would be assigned the same ip address unless someone assigned them the same static ip. If a router assigned the same ip to 2 computers and the ip was not static than there is a problem with the router.