A network administrator notices that a switch port, which connects to a server, is no longer active and upon checking, finds that the port has been put into an 'error disabled' state. What is the MOST likely cause for this state?
There was an incorrect cable type used between the server and the switch.
The port security settings have been violated, such as exceeding the maximum number of allowed MAC addresses.
The DHCP server has run out of IP addresses to assign to clients.
The switch experienced a temperature anomaly exceeding operational thresholds.