Why did I use the Color Shadow Firewall and others could still control my internet speed?

Can I get in on the router? Enter in the address bar.

The account password is generally not changed is admin (both are) my own router brand is tp-link, and the setting is to enter.

Router settings, point security settings, put there in MAC address filtering.

Fill in that guy's MAC address, filter out his MAC address, can't access the Internet, it's equivalent to disconnecting his network cable! I'll put him when I'm happy enough.

The MAC address is removed if your router address password account is changed.

Or something, press the reset button of the router for about five seconds, and recess it a little.

that, which will revert to the default settings. Hope it helps.

This advantage lies in the fake sex that puts him on the network cable. But his computer didn't show that the network cable was disconnected.

Turn on the ARP monitoring function to see who got you, and you can prevent attacks.

It can only be that the machine will not be attacked by ARP, if the other party attacks the gateway, and the gateway is not released, it will still be affected.

Due to the precautionary principle, the two will conflict, and it is recommended that LZ uninstall 360

Hello!

First of all, the firewall is only used to filter the information connection between the local computer and the external network, and cannot avoid the traffic control of the Jusheng network management

It's the most reliable method I've ever used, and I haven't tried many other tricks, but none of them will be reliable.

Good luck!

With a 360 firewall, the PAR attack inside.

...Internet scissor hands, so that he can't get on the Internet Hehe (don't blame me for his life).

It doesn't have to be the rate limit done on the route.

You try it this way, and look at the speed if only your computer is connected to the network. If the speed is still limited, it means that it is limited by the network itself, which may be on the route or a dedicated AC management device.

Routing rate limiting generally has a page such as Network Management Bandwidth Control, go in to see if your IP is within the managed range.

If the speed is normal at this time, then it means that there is a network management in the form of ARP spoofing in the LAN, and try to do an ip-MAC binding, which should be able to recover.

Actually, it's hard to answer this one, but to put it simply, you can refer to it, there are many software to control the Internet speed. It can also be done when a router. Some companies are on behavior management software.

Even if you get into the router, it won't work. Unless the network administrator enters the server to make changes. If it is controlled by a router as said.

Of course, there are options. Find out.

There are two types of rate limiting, one is to limit the speed of the router's port. One is to throttle the IP address. If it is the first type, it is useful to change the line. The second one is useless, and you need to change the IP.

It is recommended to go to someone else's computer to see if the Internet speed is faster than your own. You will know if you are subject to a speed limit.

It is recommended that you use an ARP firewall.

We used it in the dormitory, and it worked very well.

If you are attacked, you can know it, and it is basically effectively stopped.

360 Security Guard has an ARP firewall.

In addition, there is a firewall called ARP Firewall, which is also used by many people.

The first floor is right, a physical gateway speed limit, a virtual gateway speed limit, if it is a virtual gateway speed limit, like a P2P terminator, Jusheng network management! It works with ARP firewall, if it is a physical gateway speed limit, it is useless, you have to go into the router settings to change! There is also a switch port speed limit, there are only a few of you, and it is estimated that it is not a large switch, so it will not be a switch speed limit!

It's the person who uses a router with you, right, you don't want the other party to use this router, if not, you can pull the network cable from the new one yourself, so convenient, if it's still inconvenient, then can you log in to the router you use? If you can log in, you can change the settings inside, but if you can't log in to the router, then there is no way.

I think the router is definitely not in your house, don't play, all day long, you fix me, I fix you, it's boring, go to the router to see where the output network cable is, cut it out, can't tell the difference, just cut off Liu's own one, or cut the broadband of the ** business, everyone rests together, and then pull one yourself.

Well, there's a broadband connection at the bottom right, right-click, and you can fix it at the point.

There is no such software at the moment, but it is recommended that you use P2P to directly control the speed of other people's Internet speeds, hehe.

Are you using routing? That means there is nothing that can be done. Unless you restrict someone else's on the route yourself. Or talk to him. It's all routed, and it's too cheap for that person to restrict you!

I sent you the truth in the form of a message.

I used to be just like you.

Now he's off the internet.

No, it prevents software like P2P terminators from attacking your network.