A wireless engineer has completed the configuration of a new WLAN on the existing Cisco wireless infrastructure. During testing he found that the wireless client's authenticate and received the…

Configuring static IP addresses would not resolve the issue if the underlying problem is DNS or routing, as it only changes the IP assignment method.

The question states clients received the 'correct ip address,' which usually implies they also received a functional default gateway, making a missing default-router less likely to be the sole issue for inability to access resources.

DHCP Option 82 is used for relay agent information for security or policy, and does not directly impact a client's ability to access internal or external resources once it has an IP address.

If wireless clients receive IP addresses but cannot access resources by name, it points to a lack of DNS resolution. Configuring a DNS server in the DHCP pool ensures clients receive the necessary DNS server IP address, allowing them to resolve hostnames to IP addresses and access internal or external resources.