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It's very simple,You should know the router and password,If you don't know,Restart the router,Then the password and account will be restored to admin,admin,Then log in to the router,Turn on DHCP,The general default is on,And then each host is not able to access the Internet Those have an Internet protocol in the local connection attributes,Select its attributes,Choose to automatically get IP,Each host is set like this, In this way, the router will assign a different intranet IP to each host, and then run the Internet connection wizard in the router automatically, and you can dial it with the password provided by the ISP service provider, and then set it up to let the route automatically connect to the Internet every time, look for it inside, there is this item, different routes are not easy to say, just find it yourself. In this way, you don't have to manually dial the number every time, as long as you turn on the cat, the route will be automatically dialed. Login to the route,It should be.,Find the IP of the route and enter it in IE, and the password input box will pop up.。

Just log in.

1.There must be a computer that is dual network card.

2.One NIC dials up the Internet, and the other NIC shares (IP must be OR.

To share the Internet, install two network cards in the host, one is connected to the cat, and the other is connected to other computers or hubs.

In this way, the host dials up the Internet, and other computers can be accessed, which saves the money of selling routes.

I don't really understand what you mean.

It's a very simple question. Install a network packet capture software. Grab a few packets and analyze the following to know what the reason is.

Sniffer is recommended. Those who know a little bit of network basics generally use it.。。 More personal experience is generally a problem with ARP.

Don't guess if it's not. To be proven with technology ... ARP is a two-layer thing.

Not being online can also have an impact... Take a look at it with arp -a . If it is judged to be really ARP remedy, install ARP Protector or manually bind the MAC address of the gateway.

It doesn't have to be that ARP will just keep your computer out of the internet... There are also bandwidth occupied.。。。 Go grab a few bags. I won't analyze it, I'll help you see it.

If it's me. I'll fix it like this.

2. If there is an exception, you can check it with the traceroute command. There is a problem with the information to that contact.

3. If there is one computer in the network, it will cause other computers to slow down. Use traffic monitoring to see which machine is using the bandwidth.

4,Of course, it may have something to do with your messy device.。。 For example, your computer is directly connected to the router. Other computers connect to the hub...

It is also the case in 2. Physics. Data.

Physically, you're guaranteed to be fine.

1. What is the current uplink and downlink bandwidth of your network?

2, Who took up my bandwidth and caused the speed to drop.

Illustrate it in numbers. Don't speculate.

Go and factory reset the router under the package and you're good to go.

I changed the ID and password casually.

That's all I can say.

Is there a virus? If your timing is poisoned, the host will not be affected when the ARP virus attacks, and other machines will not be able to access the Internet.

If you are infected with the ARP virus, you can kill the virus.

Get rid of your neighbor's Internet gateway and give it a try!

I think you should use the router to build a local area network, so that you can set it up in the router, security settings - MAC address filtering - enter the MAC addresses of the other two computers, and then on the firewall settings interface, check Turn on firewall, turn on MAC address filtering, and select in the MAC address filtering item: Prohibit the enabled MAC address from accessing the Internet in the MAC address list and allow other MAC addresses to access the Internet.

OK, the setting is over, now only one host can access the Internet, and the other two cannot access the Internet, but LAN communication can be realized.

You can remove the gateway from the other two machines.

You want to change the gateway of your computer!

You can go to the next proxy server**server,Settings**,It should be no problem.,Just fill in the IP of several other machines on it.,You can try.,Pay attention to the number of users allowed to connect!

It shouldn't be a problem with your computer settings, check the switch settings.

Connect the cat to the WAN port of the router!!

Cancel the host dial-up and use the router dial-up instead.

Connect the "cat" to the router, and then connect the router to your 4 computers.

Do you use routing?

If you have a built-in cat, you can realize automatic dialing.

It is recommended that you use a router, which is simple to use and easy to maintain.

TP-Link is recommended.

In fact, you only need to buy a 4-port router.

Add a junction box, or route. It depends on you.

It's easiest to use a switch

Otherwise, no.

Directly connect your own machine to the cat.。。。 What is your specific situation?

Yes, just set it up, use your computer as a server, install server software, such as ccproxy or syngate, and the other computer will access the Internet by instructing your computer. For more details, please see:

On the top 2nd floor, you can filter MAC addresses on the router's access settings page. But if you miss a point, you can also just set up the mac of the computer that needs to access the Internet, mac, connect locally, right-click, select status, support details, actual address, and you can see it inside.

You can't access the Internet with routers and switches alone, and you need a model.

If it's too easy for you to make other computers unavailable, you just have to set it up on each one.

Make sure that each computer can access the Internet before setting it up, and you won't be able to access the Internet after you set it up.

If you don't understand, you can hi me.

There is a security setting inside the router - enable firewall --- MAC address filtering - click add - copy the MAC address of the computer that does not need to access the Internet - just take effect!

To ensure that the LAN is interoperable, each submachine is assigned a duplicate IP address, the gateway on the network card is set to the IP of the host, and the network connection of the host is shared with the network card of the machine.

If you pay for a computer, you want to 60 Internet access, it's impossible, now there is a shield pull, the land game is useless, and it is useless to crack the client, you have to pay money. It has nothing to do with the line or anything.

I don't know if you use a router to share the Internet or a software to share the Internet. As long as it's set up, there should be no problem.

Is it the firewall in the host that blocks the ports on your machine, so it doesn't work?

If only it was in a custom IP.

Always allow LAN access to my resources.

First: Your router does not have a dial-up function, you can only dial up the Internet through one machine, and then set **, and other machines can access the Internet through it**.

**Software. Four-port router.

Second: Your router has a dial-up function, but you don't have it set up, so you can only surf the Internet alone. If your router has more than eight ports, you must not have set it up, and of course, you may not have four ports.

Please read the manual of the router for the method of setting, and you will not ask others for advice. The manual will make it very clear, and if you follow the design, everyone will be able to access the Internet. Before setting it up, it is recommended that you poke a small circle on the router with a ballpoint pen refill anyway to let it reset to factory settings, and then you can set it up according to the manual.

Third: If you are using a switch, then check whether there is a problem with your network cable and various interfaces.

Don't know how your so-called host is connected. It could be that your primary router is not configured correctly.

Is it that the gateway is not set up properly, and it will be set up again.