How does the Mercury MD895N router set the network speed limit?

Dear users, hello, we are happy to serve you, according to the information you provided, it is recommended that you first log in to the router settings interface normally, enter the router management page, click on the "IP Bandwidth Control" in the list on the left side of the page, and then check the "Enable IP Bandwidth Control" option on the right.

1.The rules are controlled by IP address ranges, for example, if you enter 100-150 here, this means that these IP addresses will be controlled by this rate limiting rule.

2.Select Limit Maximum Bandwidth as the mode and select Enable.

3.The bandwidth size is set to 100 kbps, which means that the maximum speed cannot exceed 100 kbps. Please set it according to your actual situation, if the speed limit effect is not ideal, you can adjust this value slowly. After the adjustment, click Save.

Hope mine can get yours. Thank you.

There are options in IP bandwidth control.

Here's how to set the Mercury MD895N router to limit the internet speed:

1. Connect to the wireless network provided by Mercury Router on the computer, enter the password admin in the browser: press the enter key, enter the password admin in the page you are redirecting, and OK.

2. Click "Advanced Settings" or "Advanced Settings" in the upper right corner of the page.

3. Click "Bandwidth Control" to set the range of upload bandwidth (the IP segment in the figure below is controlled by many addresses, if you want to control a computer or mobile device alone, you can directly enter the IP of the corresponding device).

5. Select "Restart Router" in "System Tools" to reboot the router.

Don't drive 1m downlink, telecom broadband said that there is 1m, in fact, when we use it, it can only reach 100kb You have a speed limit of 1000kb, and there is no speed limit.

One is that the range of your IP is too large, you better describe yourself more specifically, such as or, concretize yourself (check your IP address and click on the local connection in the bottom left corner to show it), and so on.

Second, look at your screenshot, the small box on the left you haven't selected, it doesn't seem to have taken effect. All entries must be valid.

Wired connection to the computer or wireless connection to the mobile phone, notebook, login on the body of the written **, generally, log in (the account body or manual has), find the bandwidth control options (each route is different, look for it, basically in the next few options), set the bandwidth of the IP segment, remember to turn it on, and save. Contact again if you have questions.

After looking at your **, you first find his host IP on the connected host, or the IP range you set does not contain his. Add in.

Route settingsYou can set them up by following the steps below! 1. Connect the home network cable to the WAN port of the router, 2. Connect your computer with another network cable at one end, and connect your routing LAN port at the other end, (the LAN port is the interface marked on the route!) 3. Open the computer, open the browser, enter the route login IP in the address bar, 4. Enter the route login and password in the pop-up dialog box, friendly reminder, if you don't know the route login IP, login and password, you can turn the route over and take a look, and write it on the back of the route!

5. After entering the routing setting interface, the quick setting interface will generally pop up, you can select the broadband dial-up method in this interface, PPPOE, enter the Internet access and password! 6. Find the wireless settings, set your wireless SSID, wireless password, wireless channel, 7. After the settings are completed, save the exit and restart the route! Once the routing restart is complete, your routing hardware connection and setup are complete!

In addition, there is another point to remind that if your home is a ** line and there is a cat, it is recommended that you turn off the power of the cat when you set the route, and when the route is set up, turn on the power of the cat!