TP LINK, how routers use to distribute internet speed

There is a physical velocity and a theoretical velocity.

The theoretical velocity of your 2m is 2048kb, the minimum is 2000kb, and the physical velocity of your 2m is 2048kb 8, and the minimum is 2000kb 8=250kb

It is recommended that you limit the number of concurrent connections to be more effective.

1. Open the Google router, type " in the address bar, and fill in the wifi password in the password field (that is, the password when you connect to the wireless network).

2. After logging in, it will display "Your router has not logged in to TP-Link ID", at this time, you can click "Don't log in temporarily" (this login can be said later, because the purpose of this login is to upgrade in the future, etc., and it will not affect the current operation).

3. After logging in to the interface, you can see that under the "Network Status" on the left, "Master Network" will be displayed, which will show how many devices are currently connected to your wireless router.

4. Scroll down, you can see "Device Management", the number in the upper right corner represents the number of connected devices, click "Device Management", you can see the specific devices. Click "Manage" on the device you want to throttle to enter the speed limit setting screen.

5. Click "Rate Limit", and then fill in the space that appears where you want to restrict the device's "Uplink and **Data", the unit is KB s. Once you have filled it out, you will be set up, and then restart the router to take effect. At this time, when you see this interface again, it will show that the device is "restricted".

In fact, the bandwidth of external access is limited. Routing is based on more detailed restrictions and configurations.

Go to the web configuration interface of the router and cancel the uplink and downlink restrictions, cancel the network access blacklist, cancel the MAC binding, etc. That is, the router does not set any restrictions.

Reduce the number of clients on the router. If there is only one machine, it is exclusive to the entire bandwidth, which will definitely be faster.

No matter how you set it up, you can't change the speed of the landgame.

1.Type in the browser, press Enter;

2.Enter the username and password (on the nameplate);

3.Click on the "IP Bandwidth Control" link on the left;

4.In IP Bandwidth Control on the right, select the Enable IP Bandwidth Control check box, select a network type, and set the network bandwidth.

5.You can set the bandwidth used by each IP address in detail.

6.Click the "Save" button when the settings are complete.

Enable IP bandwidth control.

You need to set the bandwidth size.

There is an internet speed limit inside. Just set a cap!

TP-Link's wireless router evenly distributes the internet speed: [Set the router to limit the internet speed].

2. Enter the correct username and password to enter the router management background.

3. Check the existing IP address and the corresponding MAC address bar first. Click "DHCP Server" on the left, select "Client List", and write down the corresponding IP and MAC addresses displayed on the right.

5. Enter the correct corresponding MAC and IP address on the right, then select "Status" as "Effective", and then click the "Save" button to save.

6. Repeat the previous two steps until all IPs are added.

7. Click the "IP Bandwidth Control" link on the left, check the "Enable IP Bandwidth Control" checkbox on the right, and select the correct network speed below.

8. Then fill in the IP and bandwidth size to be controlled in the following rules, and also set your own computer "Guarantee minimum bandwidth", and select "Enable" for all, and then click the "Save" button to save all the settings.

It depends on whether the router itself has this function, if so, it is OK to set it in the software.

Yes inside.

There are settings.

Just take a look at the answer to see it.