When a DHCP server is not available on the same network segment as a DHCP client, which technique permits the DHCP client's initial DHCP broadcast requests to be serviced?

Configuring internal routers to forward DHCP requests from network segments or broadcast domains where DHCP clients reside to segments where DHCP servers reside.

None do$.$ A DHCP server must be available on any network segment or broadcast domain where a DHCP client resides.

Installing a DHCP relay agent on any network segment or broadcast domain where a DNS server is not directly attached.

Installing a remote DHCP agent on any network segment or broadcast domain where a DNS server is not directly attached.

Configuring internal routers to forward DHCP requests from network segments or broadcast domains where DHCP servers reside to segments where DHCP clients reside.