On the morning after your organization has been closed for a two-week vacation, sevseveral users report that they cannot access an intranet Web site on your Windows Server 2003 network from the browsers on their clients running Windows XP Professional.You ping the Web server’s static IP address from your own computer and the ping times out. You check the Web server computer and discover that it has become disconnected from the network. You plug it back in and run Ipconfig /registerdns followed by Net stop netlogon and Net start netlogon. You can now access the Web site by typing the URL into your browser.However, the clients that previously could not access the site using their browsers still cannot access them. How do you solve this problem? (Choose all that apply).
A. Run Ipconfig /release and then Ipconfig /renew on the Web server.
B. Run Ipconfig /registerdns on each client computer that cannot access the Web site.
C. Run Ipconfig /flushdns on each client computer that cannot access the Web site.
D. Tell the users to go and have an early lunch, and everything will be OK when they
come back.
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