Refer to the exhibit. The internal client cannot access the app server, but access still works for clients on the Internet. Which two actions resolve the issue? (Choose two.) \

Changing the VLAN assignment of Gi0/0/2 modifies layer-2 segmentation but does not address the layer-3 routing gap that prevents the internal client from exchanging packets with the server.

The server lacks a return route to the internal client's subnet, so reply packets are dropped before reaching the client. Adding a host route on the server pointing to the client's address completes the return path.

Expanding the client subnet mask to /16 does not create a valid route to the server and may cause the client to incorrectly assume the server is locally reachable, worsening the mismatch.

Changing the server subnet mask to /24 adjusts the server's local network boundary but does not install routes that allow the client and server to exchange traffic across their separate subnets.

The client has no route to the server's subnet, so outbound packets cannot be forwarded correctly. Adding a host route on the client pointing to the server's address resolves the missing forward path.