I share a network cable with the house next door, how can I limit his internet speed??

If you know the common router password, go inside the router and take a look, some routers can directly limit the rate. There's the next Cyber Terminator, but I don't think it's going to work. It is best to be able to get into the router settings.

In this way, you should use routing, directly open the route settings to see the connected computer, and you can directly limit the speed.

If the router has a speed limiter, you can specify its network speed through the router limit. First of all, you need to know the IP address of the other party's computer, if the other party is dynamically obtaining the IP address, you can bind their MAC to a certain IP in the router. Next, set the speed limit, let's take Leike NR236W as an example:

Turn on "Host Bandwidth Control";

Specify the IP address of the rate-limiting object;

Set up a speed limit rule.

The specific operation is as follows (taking the TP-Link router as an example):

To use IP bandwidth control, you need to bind a MAC address to a fixed IP address. If the other party only uses one computer, bind the MAC address of the computer, and if the other party uses a router, bind the MAC address of the router to a fixed IP address.

Go to the router management page, click DHCP Server-Client List, and view the MAC address and IP address of the device connected to the router. And recorded.

Go to DHCP Server - Static Address Reservation - Add New Entry. Bind the recorded MAC address of the other party to a fixed IP, and click Save if the setting takes effect.

Go to IP Bandwidth Control and select Enable IP Bandwidth Control. Select the ADSL line and enter the total uplink and downlink bandwidth. For example, for 10 m household optical fiber, 2048 kbps is added to the uplink and 10240 kbps is stored in the downlink.

Click Add New Entry, and the start and end addresses of the address range are added to the uplink, with a minimum of 0 and a maximum of 256The minimum downlink is 0 and the maximum is 3096Save.

In this way, the network speed allocated to the neighbor is 3 trillion bandwidth.

First of all, enter the login router settings in the IE address bar, and the default account password is admin

Enter the IP bandwidth control option, make the following settings, the uplink and downlink speed here is not the same as the actual downlink rate of broadband, which is 10 times the normal uplink and downlink, please refer to the instructions for the router model.

If you don't know what the available IP address assigned by your router is, you can go to the DHCP server menu to view or modify it.

After setting,The last step is to modify the local connection (wireless connection) attribute of your own computer in the Internte connection (win7 is Internet protocol version 4 IPv4) attributes,Make the following settings,Generally, the IP address automatically obtained is from the front,Set your own IP address outside the broadband limit IP segment of the last --- router,The purpose is not to limit your own network speed,Only limit the network speed of others,(This trick feels a little damaged,Hehe.) As long as you reserve a certain amount of upward and downward movement for yourself, no matter how others use it, it will not affect your normal use. The default gateway and DNS server addresses can be filled in with the boarding address of the route.

Note: If the other party also changes their local IP outside the control range, there is no rate limiting effect.

Limit Internet Speed (IP Broadband Control) Setting:

1. Click "IP Broadband Control" - > check "Turn on IP Broadband Control" > Broadband Line Type": ADSL line (if it is not ADSL broadband, select other lines) - > "Upstream Total Broadband" filled: 512 - > "Downlink Total Broadband" filled:

4096—> click Save.

Note: kbps=8kbps, 1m=1024kbps=128kbps; So 4m = 4096kbps.

4) Uplink broadband: It is the bandwidth when uploading resources, which is generally 1 8 of the downlink broadbandFor example, if the downlink bandwidth size of 4M is 4096 kbps, the maximum uplink bandwidth should be 512 kbps.

2. Click "Add New Entry".

4. Check the speed limit setting: Click "IP Broadband Control" on the left side, and you can see the IP broadband control entry you just set.

You need a router with network management function.

There are two ways to set a speed limit

The first is through software: at present, there are more people who use P2P (free), and the bad part is that if there is a computer in the LAN that has a firewall turned on, it will report the ARP attack of the virus;

The second method is to limit the speed of the network through the router: this method can accurately control the network speed, depending on whether the wireless router supports the speed limiting function, if the router can be controlled by the IP bandwidth, this router is supported.

Here's a wireless router reference for TP:

TP's wireless router you enter the wireless router control interface, find the IP bandwidth control, turn on the IP bandwidth control, fill in the size of the home broadband, change the limit of minimum bandwidth to limit the maximum bandwidth, and put the back of each on the mark, and save it.

If your router does not have a QoS function, the rate limiting function of P2P software is basically invalid. If it's still slow after unplugging your neighbor's cable, it's time to check your computer or your network service provider.

If you have a cyber enforcer or something on the Internet, you can control the traffic.

In the router, you can set the bandwidth settings.

You can also use P2P Terminator or something, but it will be blocked by the 360 ARP firewall and will be ineffective.

It's best to communicate face-to-face, there will be a display on the side where you pull out his network cable, and it is better to talk face-to-face or it may be a problem with your computer, run msconfig to see if the boot startup item is redundantly disabled.

Use the 360 network speed to see which process is the most popular network speed Disable it, if you are lazy, you will redo the system.

Take a look at the speed limit in the router

But depending on your problem, most of the problems are software glitches.

1. The easiest way is to set up a route, and restrict his MAC address in the route from passing, so that he can't access the network.

2. Install software such as network patrol on your computer, which can directly monitor his online behavior.

3. Both of the above methods are feasible, but if he also uses the same method against you, that is when your shared network ends.

The best way to do this is to consult face-to-face. Spread things out on the table and make things clear, understand each other, and share the network.

Use P2P Terminator to help it.

Let's look at a web page that is stuck and doesn't move.。。

After using P2P, all problems are solved.