Wyatt notices a message on the dashboard that one of the servers is no longer reachable by the automation system. He remotes into the server by name and is able to connect just fine. He pings the server by name from his workstation and it comes back with a different IP address than what is in the automation system. Which of the following is a possible reason why?
A) The server somehow changed from a static IP address to DHCP and is now receiving a different IP address and the automation system isn't configured to detect IP address changes automatically.
B) The DNS server is having issues.
C) There is a rule on the firewall blocking the automation traffic.
D) The DHCP server is having issues.

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The server may have switched from a static IP to a DHCP-assigned IP, causing a mismatch with the IP address in the automation system, which may not automatically update IP changes.

Wyatt Notices a Message on the Dashboard That One of the Servers