mikesgroovin
HONK if you route packets
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The log in the question is an ipconfig, and if you cant get internet and have an IP then its most likely a DNS issue.. DNS translates FQDN to an IP.. so if you have the wrong IP then you dont have a DNS.. And you cant get to the internet.
The only IP that will cause an issue in this question is the DNS, if it is incorrect, and the DHCP supplies the DNS so the DHCP server must be mis-configured.
This issue could go really deep into DNS, but on the simplest level, he is correct.