okay, dhcp server wont assign the network bridge an ip address, it continually says quot;invalidquot;, and when i manually assign the bridge an ip address i still cant access the internet.dhcp assigns wireless, and lac ip address when not connected to the bridge and i can get on the internet.what is wrong with the bridge ? i have windows xp pro
Draw a real-angled triangle with the hypotenuse being 12sqrt (3), and another attitude being 30°(it is not mandatory to put in the different attitude)Label the side adjacent to the 30° as A, the side opposite the 30° as O and the hypotenuse as Hyou need to use sine and cosinesin thetaO/H all of us know that theta30°, O and H we've labelled, and H12 sqrt 3so sin 30°O/(12 sqrt 3) O12 sqrt 3 sin 30° 6 sqrt 3 considering you're making use of sqroots, i mean you ought to renowned your actual values tablefor the different side, A, cos thetaA/H cos 30°A/(12 sqrt 3) Acos 30° 12 sqrt 3 sqrt (3)/2 12 sqrt (3) 63 18 by the way, in case you elect it, actual values: sin 00 sin 30a million/2 sin 40 5 sqrt(2)/2 sin 60sqrt(3)/2 sin ninetya million cos 0a million cos 30sqrt(3) /2 cos 40 5 sqrt(2)/2 cos 60a million/2 cos ninety0 tan 00 tan 30sqrt(3)/3 tan 40 5a million tan 60sqrt(3) tan ninetyundefined
Not sure what exactly you mean by a bridgeA network bridge is used to connect 2 networks on different subnets ( a form of dumb router ), not to connect to the internetIf you have a bridge in place, but, are not receiving any IPs on the LAN without the DHCP server on it, you will need to configure a DHCP relay agent on that LAN target it at the appropriate IP of your DHCP serverWhen you state you have XP Pro though, this suggests you are a home user as such are unlikely to be using any kind of bridgeIf you have a wireless / wired router connecting you to ADSL, you just need to set the router to work as a DHCP server set your workstation to use DHCPIf you are talking about ICS ( Internet Connection Sharing ), you will need to turn off DHCP on your router assign a static IP on the router facing NICDHCP will be running on the workstation operating ICS distributing it to other machines on your local networkIdeally, to do this, your ICS machine will be connected to your router via USB, NIC, or wireless; whilst your client machines are connecting through a different NIC or wireless NICSorry if that doesn't help, just trying to guess at what problem you are having as the description is a little vagueHope you get it sorted though Good Luck :0)
