Many users have called to complain that they can$$t log into the network server, nor can they access the Internet. The symptoms appear to be affecting all workstations on the same network segment. Upon inspection, you find that the affected hosts are being assigned IP addresses in the $169\mathrm{.}254.$x$.$y range, but they should be using the $172\mathrm{.}17.$x$.$y address range. Given that your network uses DHCP for IP address assignments, what should you do$?$

Group of answer choices

Configure a DHCP relay agent to forward DHCPDISCOVER messages to your DHCP server.

Reboot all affected workstations.

Check the network for a rogue DHCP server.

Check the status of your DHCP server because the affected workstations are using Automatic Private IP Addressing $($APIPA$).$