Question

The accounting department moved its network-attached printer from one side of the office to a more centralized location, making the printer much more accessible to all accounting users. Since the move, the users have not been able to print to the printer. The printer powers on and shows it is ready to accept print jobs. The printer configuration page shows the following output.

Ip configuration method: DHCP
IP address: 169.254.101.132
Subnet Mask: 255.255.0.0
Default gateway

You disconnect the patch cable from the keystone jack at the new location and move the printer and cable to reconnect it at the original location. The printer begins printing the jobs that failed to print earlier. Which of the following are the most likely reasons for the printer failing to print at the new location? (Select TWO.)
A. The DHCP server is down or has a problem with the DHCP service.
B. The cable run connecting the new keystone jack to the patch panel is bad.
C. The printer needs to have static IP configuration parameters assigned.
D. The printer does not have a valid default gateway assigned.
E. The patch panel connector for the new location’s cable run is not connected to a switch.
F. The printer’s integrated network interface controller is faulty.

Answer 1

B. The cable run connecting the new keystone jack to the patch panel is bad.

E. The patch panel connector for the new location’s cable run is not connected to a switch.

Step-by-step explanation:

If the cables are not properly connected to the appropriate port the printer would not print any document.