A network administrator observes that packets sent to a distant network segment are expiring before reaching their destination. This suggests an issue with the number of hops the packets can make. How should the administrator alter the originating host to address the packets not reaching the intended destination?
Modify the host to send packets with a higher hop limit
Turn off the hop count limit on the originating host
Configure the originating host to lower the packet hop limit
Change the maximum segment size on intermediary routers