When a corporate laptop is connected to the company network, the laptop is able to reach external websites. However, when the laptop tries to reach any internal websites the following error message appears: Hmm... Cannot reach this page. Which of the following should a technician configure?

The subnet mask defines the network portion of an IP address and is crucial for determining which devices are on the same local network. However, if the laptop can access external websites, it suggests that the subnet mask is likely configured correctly, as external access indicates proper network segmentation.

The default gateway is responsible for routing traffic from the local network to external networks. Since the laptop can access external websites, it implies that the default gateway is correctly set up, allowing traffic to flow outside the local network. Therefore, this option does not address the issue with internal website access.

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is used for automatically assigning IP addresses and other network configuration settings to devices on the network. If the laptop is able to connect to both the external and internal networks, it suggests that the DHCP configuration is functional and not related to the internal website access issue.