A Linux server cannot establish connections to devices located on another segment of the network. Upon inspection, you discover that the server has been assigned an address of 192.168.1.126 with a mask indicating it can host up to 126 devices. A noted detail is that the segment's gateway resides at 192.168.1.129. What is the BEST explanation for this connectivity issue?
The server is assigned the special address of its subnet that denotes the beginning of the IP range
The gateway's address falls outside the server's subnet range
The subnet does not provide an adequate number of host addresses for the network's needs
The server is utilizing the address typically reserved for broadcasting within its subnet