How to set the IP bandwidth limit of TP LINK router?

The use of broadband routers allows us to save on broadband costs, but because it is a shared environment, under the same line, someone is going to a movie from the Internet at high speed, and his neighbor can't even open the web page. This unfair distribution of bandwidth is a source of confusion for many. How to use bandwidth reasonably and fairly?

Some of TP-Link's SOHO routers have been upgraded with the "IP bandwidth control function", which provides a variety of bandwidth allocation schemes and flexible configurations, which is very practical for multi-household broadband sharing environments. The following is a brief introduction to the configuration and use of the IP bandwidth control function.

1. After logging in to the router management interface, you can see the IP bandwidth control menu on the left, where you can set different modes and bandwidth sizes for different users' IP addresses.

2. First of all, check the above to enable IP bandwidth control, and then you can set it specifically. When selecting a broadband line type and specifying the bandwidth size, please select and fill in the bandwidth service according to the actual application, and consult your bandwidth provider (such as China Telecom and Netcom) if you are not sure. Such as:

If you are applying for a 2M ADSL, you need to select the line type "ADSL" and enter 2000 in bandwidth.

Note: The bandwidth you are applying for must be filled in truthfully. If the value is inconsistent with the actual value, the effect of IP bandwidth control may be greatly affected, and the efficacy will be greatly reduced.

3. Guaranteed minimum bandwidth (recommended scheme): The total bandwidth of IP addresses (or IP address ranges) restricted by this rule can reach at least this value, and the maximum is not limited. This mode maximizes the use of bandwidth resources.

Bandwidth size is generally set = total bandwidth Number of computers. As shown in Figure 2, if there are four PCs on a 2M ADSL line, the bandwidth that each PC can obtain is 2000 4=500K. This mode allows the computer to obtain at least 500K bandwidth when the road is busy, which reflects the principle of fairness; **When the road is idle, the bandwidth can be fully utilized, which reflects the principle of reasonableness.

2> After the router is upgraded with the IP bandwidth control function, if there is an upgrade in the future, please disable the IP bandwidth control function before upgrading.

4. Limit the maximum bandwidth (simple configuration scheme): The total bandwidth of the IP addresses (or IP address ranges) restricted by this rule can only reach this value at most. This mode can be very good and fast to limit individual users on the intranet BT, Thunderbolt, etc. to occupy a lot of bandwidth, as the so-called "one-click throat sealing", you can immediately control his**speed。

After setting, Li Si's machine cannot exceed the set 500k when the bandwidth is sufficient.

The last digit of the IP address is 2--255, you limit all of them to the minimum bandwidth in this number of segments, leave a few for you to use, and then set the IP addresses of several of your computers to unlimited, such as set them to the minimum bandwidth, then, these three IPs are not restricted, and you manually set the priority to occupy.

1. Enter "Wireless Settings" - "Host Status" to see all connected devices, the second case is the MAC of the device

2. Go to "IP and MAC Binding" -"ARP"."According to the MAC address, find "Configuration" and click "Import All".

3. Find "Add Entry" and fill in the MAC address of the target device.

4. In Static APR Settings, select Enable for APR binding

5. Go to "IP Bandwidth Control" - "Control Settings" and select "Enable IP Bandwidth Control".

6. Fill in the bandwidth setting value of the target device and click Save.

First of all, you need to know what your total bandwidth is, and then distribute it evenly, to fix the IP address of the distribution, the computer does not automatically obtain and manually set the IP

You can go to the wireless settings to limit the network speed, use your mobile phone to see the wifi IP, and then limit the speed except your address in the settings.

Bind the IP address of the working computer to the MAC on the router, and the range of the IP address is set within 1 99, and then the mobile phone automatically obtains the address, which is according to the default 100 200 on the line, and then the IP bandwidth control is not the same as the settings of these two ranges, and the specific amount can be tested by yourself.

The premise of this is that your company's router must be able to control all the devices, and the IP addresses obtained by the devices are within that range.

The details are as follows: 1. Look at the nameplate at the bottom of the router or the instruction manual to find the router IP, default login account and password;

2. Open the browser, enter the IP and press Enter to enter the router login interface;

3. Enter the default account and password;

4. Enter the router interface and find [IP Bandwidth Control] in the left menu bar;

5. [Check] Turn on IP bandwidth control, set the uplink and downlink bandwidth, and save;

6. Click [Add New Entry];

7. Set the start and end addresses of the restricted IP;

8. Click Save.

1 IP segment ensures a minimum bandwidth of 8000kbps.

2 IP Segments Limit the maximum bandwidth to 2000kbps enabled.

First of all, you need to have a good understanding of the hardware of the device.

Whether it is a router or a switch, there are CPU, ROM, and other memory chips.

That is, this is the routing, and even the hardware configuration of the switch.

In such a situation, whether it is a router or a switch, it is necessary to process data to carry out work, so just like the PC we use, it also has high load operation (network delay, network packet loss, paralysis of a certain function), full load operation (network packet loss, card machine, etc.), overload operation (downtime, crash).

In particular, functions such as QoS (that is, IP bandwidth limiting), ACL and other functions are enabled, and the hardware resources required by these functions are quite high, because they need to unpack, check, and process packets.

Take QoS (what you call IP bandwidth limiting) as an example, the route needs to unpack the packets sent by each PC, know which IP it is from, and then check the rules to see if there is a restriction on this IP, if not, then ** will be allowed, if there is a need to take restrictive measures, if the bandwidth is full, then the packet will be dropped. This entire operation consumes a lot of hardware resources, especially during the peak period of network usage, which can easily lead to the downtime and crash of the device.

That's the way it is, I hope you understand!

You set the router to either automatic IP assignment mode, or fixed IP mode, and then set your computer IP address, it is estimated that you can't find the route because your IP is topped.

The router is operating at more power than the power supply can provide, and the router crashes.

1. Enter "Wireless Settings" - "Host Status" to see all connected devices, the second case is the MAC of the device

2. Go to "IP and MAC Binding" -"ARP"."According to the MAC address, find "Configuration" and click "Import All".

3. Find "Add Entry" and fill in the MAC address of the target device 4. In "Static APR Settings", select "Enable" for APR binding

5. Go to "IP Bandwidth Control" - "Control Settings" and select "Enable IP Bandwidth Control".

6. Fill in the bandwidth setting value of the target device and click Save.

1. Log in to the router management page, find the QoS broadband settings, and enable them.

2. Set the rules and apply them.

Go to the routing background.

There's a broadband setup.

Then you can set the amount of traffic in the IP or IP range.

That's it.

Bandwidth speed? It can be selected through the settings.

How to set the user's Internet speed limit on the TP-Link wireless router:

1.The system is connected to a WiFi network.

2.Open a computer browser and enter the gateway IP address of the nameplate on the back of the router (generally, enter the gateway configuration interface.

2.Go to the DHCP client page and view the host name. Record the IP address of the device for which the speed of the device needs to be throttled.

3.Enter the bandwidth control setting interface in the router advanced, enter the range of the IP address corresponding to the device that needs to limit the network speed, set the bandwidth limit, and click Enable.

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Entering the wireless router control interface, we enter the IP bandwidth control:

Enable IP bandwidth control; Fill in how many meters your home broadband is; 1m=1024kbs4, we can see the client name and the corresponding IP5 in the DHCP server of the wireless router, and we are entering the IP bandwidth setting; configure rules; Allocate bandwidth 6 to each IP, and save it after the setting is completed.

Fill in the IP port of his home as 1-60000, 10 in the uplink, and 20 in the downlink.

With software P2P and the like.

Take a look at the IP of other people's machines and choose your address range, and don't put yourself in it.

The specific steps are as follows:

2. After clicking, you will see the following screen, fill in the corresponding account and password below, where the initial account and password are generally admin.

3. After logging in, you will see the following screen, click on the DHCP server option next to it.

4. After clicking, you will see the following screen, allow 10 people to surf the Internet, then change it to 100-109.

The easiest way to limit the number of people connecting is to go to "DHCP Settings" and change the IP address range of the intranet.

After logging in to the router settings page, any router has it"dhcp"Settings,Click to open,It's basically as shown in the figure below,The default is often 100-199,This is a large number。 This can be made smaller. For example, if 10 people are allowed to access the Internet, then change it to 100-109.

As soon as you save the settings, restarting the router will take effect. In this way, it should be said that the 11th person will not be able to get the IP address, and he will not be able to access the Internet. Of course, this is a relatively simple technique, but it usually has some effect.

Log in to the router settings page, enter the DHCP service, and modify the start and end IP address ranges. If you are satisfied, please give points!