LAN is limited by the landlord How to limit the landlord s internet speed?

If you're right, the landlord just binds your MAC address and IP address to limit your internet traffic, then you can just change your MAC address and IP address.

MAC address modification Right-click on the online neighbor property and then right-click on the local connection property under General (used when connecting) click on the configuration point Advanced There is a physical address below to modify your MAC address 16 digits (can be numbers + English) The first two digits must be 00--- and the back you can do whatever you want, such as 2c3d4fd67a

I'm dizzy, on the third floor, the one you said is illegal, okay!?Didn't watch the news? And its radiation is very strong, several times to dozens of times higher than that of computers! Don't hurt anyone

Because your internet speed must go through your landlord's router, you can only start with the router and LAN broadcasts.

Method 1: Start with the router.

Since your network cable is connected to the landlord's Najuxiang router, you can open the router login interface by typing "or" in your browser, see what the brand and model of the router are, and then log in with the default password of the router, and change the IP address that limits the network speed after logging in successfully.

Method 2: Spoofing for LAN broadcasts.

You can use software such as P2P Terminator to limit the Internet speed of all room rushers to improve your Internet speed by grabbing the Internet speed, which is commonly known as "ARP spoofing". **After the software, run the software, go in to configure your own IP address, subnet mask, MAC address and gateway address, this information can be seen in the details of the network connection, after the configuration is completed, and then check the Changbo host you want to speed up and click "Start Acceleration".

The limit is set by the router.

If you want to crack it, you can only restore the route to the factory, or crack the routing password to change the restricted computer after entering.

Router rate limiting is divided into two functions: one is speed limiting by MAC number, and the other is specifying IP rate limiting.

If it's the latter, you can change your computer to an IP, as it is now, then you can change it to.

If the other party gives you a mac speed limit, or removes the speed limit of your own IP other than your own IP, then you can only consider yourself unlucky.

The only way is to crack the routing password and set it back in the background, but this is not a long-term solution.

Since they have thought of giving you a speed limit, even if you use hacking software to crack and enter and modify, they can still limit the speed after they find out.

If you can still connect to the local area network, click Start Menu --Run --Enter cmd to open the command box.

Enter arp -a and the IP address of the computer on the LAN will be listed.

Look at what his IP is, you really can't use his IP to grab it from him.

But if he sets up the IP and binds it to the computer, even if you grab it, it's useless and you can't access the Internet at all.

If you don't let him limit it, you'll spend more money. , do you think, if he doesn't understand the knowledge of the Internet, he will get dozens of computers.

So we, the average player, can't play him. If you can't remove the network cable, there is a possibility that it will drive you away.

You can only modify the settings of the landlord's house, and there is another hack to crack the intrusion operation, but it's hard to say, it takes a lot of knowledge.

There is no good way, because yours is not the main line, so it is impossible to operate to increase the traffic, and it is impossible to crack it at all, so you can only make some changes on the main line.

Use a good firewall, or use your own P2P, this software is still quite easy to use.

Then there is no trick, the router is like a sluice gate.

You can go to a master programmer and hack into its network to throttle its speed.

Talk to him and give you a little bit of bandwidth, there's no problem that can't be solved.

Try the switch and see if your ports are restricted.

There is no other way but to talk to the landlord.

Restrictions are divided into: routing restrictions and software restrictions.

First, turn on 360 Security Guard's ARP firewall (which is usually turned off by default).

If it is a software limitation, 360 will alert you: it is under ARP attack. Of course, 360 can only detect high-intensity packet spoofing, if necessary, Kingsoft's ARP firewall is recommended.

If it doesn't appear, consider route restrictions. View the gateway under the LAN in the local connection. Enter the gateway address in the address bar of the browser.

If not, try to enter, or after entering, the password is the default admin, and then check the various filter settings in the router security. See if your Mac and IP address are filtered.

Check the IP address, if it is entered in the web page, if it is, enter the route, the general account and password is admin, check whether your MAC or port is restricted, or the time period is restricted, and it is also possible that your landlord is in **something, causing your computer network speed to be occupied.

In fact, the easiest way is to discuss with the landlord and ask him to give you a speed limit, changing the router password will cause unnecessary trouble, if you don't want to find him, you can ** P2P and then give him a speed limit, and even let him disconnect the network,