How to use a router to control someone else s network! 120

Let's apply separately.

Cheap routers don't have the ability to throttle bandwidth.

If someone's machine on the router is poisoned, it will slow down all the machines in the entire network.

With P2P Terminator, you can try !

As for controlling the network speed,,, if you have tried p2p, you can set it directly in the router... Limit the speed of each IP... But this method can also be set by others,,, you can tell the landlord to set a speed limit...

No way, it's not that the gateway can't control it, but you can be trick-or-treating, how much do you know about ARP? Hehe.

According to the style you said you want to build a school computer room? Do you think it's possible?

There are 4 of the 3m ones, and it's too stingy.

The wifi signal of the wireless router will always be connected by someone, even if the password is set, there is a brute-force cracking software can also be cracked, connect to your own wireless route, and seize the network. Here we need to use the wireless router's built-in setup tool to set up, only allow the specified computer to connect to the wireless router to prevent others from rubbing the network.

Method steps.

1. First log in to the wireless router management page, enter http in the browser: followed by the IP address of the router, (this address is not fixed, generally check your own default gateway is the address of the management page).

After entering, a dialog box will pop up for you to enter the user name and password, the settings of different router manufacturers in this place are different, you can refer to the instruction manual (the general user name is admin, the password is empty or admin).

2After entering the management page, there is a menu bar on the left, and you can find the Wireless MAC address filter option. Once clicked, the homepage will show you the wireless MAC filtering settings.

3 General MAC address filtering function is turned off by default, we click Enable Filtering to start it. There are options below, Forbidden. and allowed.

Generally, if we don't want others to rub the network and only allow a few people in the LAN to connect, then select Allow, and then add the allowed MAC address in the following entry.

Once set up, our wireless network can only be used by the people who set it up.

How to control the speed of a wireless router on a networked device:

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.

Click on the tethering, and there will be a list of people who use your wireless network, and you can limit their speed or not let them use it.

The second router is used as a switch, and the settings of the secondary router are changed as follows:

1. One end of the network cable is connected to the LAN port of the Zen Travel Hail Router, and the other end is connected to the network port of the computer.

2. Open the browser and enter it on the label or manual on the router box).

Enter your router username and password.

3. Select [DHCP Service] under [DHCP Server] in the left sidebar, click [Disable], click [Save].

4. Select [Network Parameters] - LAN Port Settings] - enter in the [IP Address] item, and click [Save].

5. After the setting is completed, one end of the network cable is connected to the LAN port of the main router, and the other end is connected to the LAN port of the secondary router.

Note: The WAN port of the secondary router is idle.

At this time, only the main router He Fan can control the network speed of all clients.

Since broadband is not as expensive as the elderly, and for most households that don't have a lot of data**, it feels like a waste of resources for a household or computer to have an ADSL alone. As a result, many people now use a shared broadband Internet access.

Obtain the IP and MAC addresses of all users in the LAN.

How to get your own computer IP and MAC: win+r, enter cmd, and use ipconfig all to view.

Log in to the broadband router, turn on IE, and enter.

Usually this is the case), and the login window will appear. :admin

After logging in, the broadband router settings page will appear.

A setting that only allows your computer to access the Internet.

1. Settings page - DHCP server - static address assignment - bind your own IP address to MAC address (enter and save it).

2. Settings page - Security Settings - Firewall Settings - Select Turn on Firewall, Turn on IP Address Filtering, Turn on MAC Address Filtering - Select all packets that do not meet the set IP address filtering rules, prohibit access to the Internet through this router and only allow MAC addresses that have been enabled in the MAC address list of set MAC addresses

3. Settings page - Security Settings - IP address filtering - Add new entries - Fill in your IP address and select to make all entries effective.

4. Settings page -- Security Settings -- MAC address filtering -- Add new entries -- Fill in your MAC address and select Make All Entries Effective.

After this setting, except for you, no one with a difference can access the Internet, but the inside of the LAN can be accessed normally, and the Internet access control is successfully realized.

A setting that does not allow a computer to access the Internet.

1. Settings page - Security Settings - Firewall Settings - Select Turn on Firewall and Turn on MAC Address Filtering - Prohibit MAC addresses that have been enabled in the MAC address list from accessing the Internet.

2. Settings page - Security Settings - MAC address filtering - Add new entry - Fill in the MAC address of the computer that is prohibited from surfing the Internet, and select to make the entry effective.

After the Internet access control is set, the computers that are prohibited from accessing the Internet will not be able to access the Internet, but they can be accessed normally within the local area network.

1 All Hello! First of all, your router should have an IP bandwidth control function; There are several steps to set it up:

1. Assign a static IP to the computer that needs to control the network speed, use the router's DHCP server - static address assignment ---;

2. Bind the MAC with the IP in the router settings, and bind the MAC address and static IP address of the computer network card that needs to control the network speed;

3. Enable the IP bandwidth control function of the router and set the control rules, you can control the network speed of others according to your actual needs!

When you want to set it up, if you don't understand something, you can hi me!

You can go to the router's settings screen to go to the settings and enter OR in the address bar.

The username is admin and the password is admin.

Go to Routing and select Bandwidth Control.

2. Enter the correct username and password to enter the router management background. 3. We need to check the existing IP and the corresponding MAC address bar first. Click "DHCP Server" on the left, select "Client List", and write down the corresponding IP and MAC addresses displayed on the right.

5. Enter the correct corresponding MAC and IP address on the right, then select "Status" as "Effective", and then click the "Save" button to save.

6. Repeat the previous two steps until all the additions are completed, then click the "IP Bandwidth Control" link on the left, check the "Enable IP Bandwidth Control" checkbox on the right and select the correct network speed below.

8. Then fill in the IP and bandwidth size to be controlled in the following rules, and also set your own computer "Guarantee minimum bandwidth", and select "Enable" for all, and then click the "Save" button to save all the settings.

First assign a static IP to the computer that needs to be rate-limited, and find it in the router settings DHCP Server Static Address Assignment Add a new entry The MAC address required here (the computer that needs to be rate-limited) can be viewed from the DHCP server client list, when there are many clients in the list, you may not know who the MAC address belongs to, you can unplug all the network cables behind the router, and only connect the network cable of the computer that needs to be rate-limited. After restarting the router, there is only one client left in the list, and you can see its MAC address and the IP assigned to him by the DHCP server. You can copy and paste his MAC address into (static address assignment to add new entry) and assign him an IP;

In order to prevent the other party from changing the corresponding settings, you also need to bind the IP to the MAC, you go to the router to bind the IP to the MAC Static ARP binding settings Fill in the MAC address and static IP you just set and choose to enable;

all Uplink: Minimum bandwidth (kbps) Maximum bandwidth (kbps) Downlink: Minimum bandwidth (kbps) Maximum bandwidth (kbps) These two should be filled in the big data, you have to call your broadband operator to ask how much the uplink and downlink rate of your broadband is, you can allocate accordingly, the minimum bandwidth is the minimum Internet speed for the other party, the maximum bandwidth is the maximum Internet speed for the other party, you have to enter the maximum bandwidth in the network speed that you let the other party not exceed to limit his maximum Internet speed.