How to Prevent P2P Terminator Control! Does 360ARP work?

Definitely useful, I also have someone here who is using P2P control, I have no problem after turning on 360ARP. First of all, I will tell you how P2P controls other people's Internet speed, P2P is mainly an ARP attack that limits other people's Internet speed by hypocritically or tampering with ARP. If you install 360ARP, you can prevent others from using it to control your Internet speed, even if others turn on P2P, they can't control your Internet speed.

360 Security Guard disables ARP protection by default, and it is best to bind the gateway after you enable it, that is, bind the IP of the gateway to the real MAC address of the gateway.

Go to 360 Security Guard > Settings > ARP Firewall > Manually Bind Gateway > Add Gateway.

After that, enter the gateway IP and MAC

Gateway DNS Protection Settings is selected as "Manually specify gateway DNS", which of course is selected when your gateway and DNS are the same address.

Finally, don't forget to click "Save".

In addition, if you use a router.

This IP address is the default default for logging in with a browser, and you can perform operations such as speed limiting on the client.

Or you turn off the DHCP service on your router, specify an internal network segment, and then let the tenant set a static IP address regularly.

In this way, if anyone uses P2P to attack, 360 will be able to track the real IP, and it will be clear that it is time to blast away!

Also, pay attention to change the default administrator admin and default password admin of the router, otherwise people who know a little bit about the network will know that even if you don't use P2P, you will be given a speed limit.

360's APR firewall can prevent P2P terminators, and the next anti-P2P terminator can also be used.

I've used P2P Terminator, but it's not very powerful, mainly because P2P has an anti-tracking one, which can make the firewall can't detect it, so it's a bit troublesome.

I was using P2P at school, but the school network administrator found out and cut off my Internet ...... for a few daysof entanglements.

ARP can't prevent it, use an anti-P2P terminator to delete her, it's small and convenient, and if it doesn't work, unplug the network cable one by one to check the network speed, salute first and then soldier.

Install a 360 security guard and turn on the ARP firewall so that it should work, I remember my colleague tried it to be possible.

You put the router with a password. Then turn on the 360 security guard to prevent ARP attacks.

The 360 firewall does not work at all against P2P attacks, and the 360 Firewall is a prompt when P2P attacks, but your network speed has dropped significantly, and I myself am a LAN user. At first, I didn't understand what you said. Later, it was studied for a long time.

I've tried n more firewalls and the results are not very good. In the end, I placed a color shadow ARP firewall with good results, if you also want to attack others, go to the next P2P terminator with ARP firewall to use. It works great!

Not only can you not be attacked by others, but you can also attack others, and this method is also used as a last resort. Hope it helps.

No, it will show that the attack is blocked, but your internet speed will still be throttled.

I have tested, Kingsoft ARP firewall can intercept attacks to ensure network speed (network speed reduction does not exceed 30%), which is currently the most effective free ARP firewall. The Vista system, in particular, has no other purpose.

Color Shadow ARP Firewall works well with this.

Some antivirus software has added the function of ARP personal firewall, which is a measure to protect its own data from being stolen by binding the gateway to the terminal computer to ensure that it is not affected by the fake gateway in the network. ARP firewalls are widely used, and many people think that with firewalls, ARP attacks do not pose a threat, but in fact, this is not the case at all. ARP Personal Firewall is also very flawed:

1. It cannot guarantee that the bound gateway must be correct. If ARP spoofing has occurred in a network and someone is forging the gateway, then the ARP personal firewall will bind the wrong gateway, which is extremely risky. Even if the configuration does not default to the prompt, users who lack network knowledge may be at a loss.

2. ARP is a problem in the network, ARP can not only forge the gateway, but also intercept data, is a "double-headed monster". Doing ARP protection on personal endpoints, regardless of the gateway end, is not a complete approach in itself. The role of ARP Personal Firewall is to prevent your data from being stolen, and the entire network problems, such as disconnection, stuck, etc., ARP Personal Firewall is powerless.

As a result, ARP Personal Firewall does not provide a reliable guarantee. Most importantly, it is a measure that has nothing to do with network stability, it is personal, not networked.

I can tell you for sure, I can't prevent it. But you can use anti-p2p patches.

Specifically, it can play a certain role! But it doesn't work much! It will only make the whole LAN slower!

The 360 Security Guard ARP Firewall can only prevent ARP attacks, but does not have the function of preventing P2P.

No, there is no security tool that can prevent P2P now.

360's ARP firewall can prevent ARP attacks and is not very useful for P2P estimation.

No, P2P is rate-limited, and once the host is turned on, the firewall can only warn you.

I've used 360 for a long time, and I can't protect against P2P terminators.

It should not be possible The so-called ARP firewall can only help you maintain it for a short time Reduce drops If others want to directly disconnect your network, it is still very easy to have a perfect solution from the day there is an ARP attack. Precautions:

You can see that the MAC address corresponding to the gateway IP address is xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx, and the dynamic address is dynamically configured by Windows. When you are still being deceived, write down this value and use the "arp -s xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx" command to make the gateway IP MAC address statically paired:

You can see that the type has become static, so the spoofed ARP packets cannot be used.

If your machine has been spoofed, use the "arp -a" command.

You can see that the MAC address of the gateway IP address is the same as the MAC of another machine with IP address (named X) in the LAN, and the host X is the attacker. At this point, if you've ever written down the real MAC address of the gateway, just use "arp -s". Otherwise, you can use the "arp -d command to delete the arp table".

Because of the way the network works, Windows will soon dynamically add a new "line" that is likely to be configured with the correct MAC address (e.g. "00-E0-4C-XX-XX-A1" in the previous two diagrams). However, this correct MAC address may be short-lived, because the "P2P terminator" will constantly send spoofed ARP packets to modify your ARP table. So if you find that the gateway MAC address has not changed, just try a few more times.

Once you get the real gateway MAC address, use "arp -s......Command, no more nonsense.

It should be noted that this modification is invalid after the machine is restarted or the "local connection" is restarted, and needs to be set up again.

P2P terminator is the use of ARP attacks to limit the speed of the network, many people have tested it in the card fan forum, although the 360 ARP firewall can detect attacks, but it will still be limited in speed, which is a useless thing. While many software have ARP firewalls, they have been tested to have no effect on maintaining internet speeds. Only Caiying, Fengyun and Kingsoft ARP firewalls can really guarantee that the network speed does not drop too much.

It is recommended to use Kingsoft ARP firewall, which is small, free of charge, and occupies the least resources. And it's the only one that's perfectly compatible with Vista. However, the most fundamental way to prevent ARP is to bind to Mac, and it is impossible to use software to prevent it.

As long as you are in the same LAN and are attacked by ARP, it is useless for you to install a firewall alone, and ARP attacks the entire LAN.

Hello Friend 360 Security Guard ARP Firewall has LAN stealth function, you can use it to make it invisible so that the P2P terminator can not detect it, so that it can not limit your network speed, it is recommended that you try.

Or go to the next one yourself and it's OK!! Simple method of operation.

360 Security Guard has a LAN stealth function, it is recommended that you turn it on and try it, it should be able to prevent attacks.

P2P Terminator is beyond the control of many firewall users, not just the 360 fireproof wall. There's no good way to hide from these users, but you can use the Interrupt User Access WAN feature in Spramble P2P Terminator. This feature is something that these firewalls can't block.

Because P2P terminators throttle network speeds and other features, many times this is achieved through ARP attacks.

Users of the 360 firewall can also control it, and the effect is not good, but there are also speed limits.

With the shadow system, you can definitely make all the disks virtual, and I tried it.

No, at most it's just a hint and it doesn't have much effect.