If you are forced to replace a router that has failed to the point that you are unable to access its current configuration to aid in setting up interface addresses on the new router, which of the following can you reference for assistance?

Group of answer choices

The router$$s configuration that was periodically cached on the DHCP server.

The new router will auto$-$configure itself with the correct settings.

The default gateway settings on computers from each subnet that the old router interconnected.

The router$$s configuration that was periodically cached on the DNS server.