Why is the traffic of 200 for others and 20 for mine on the same network cable?

You said) This traffic problem has nothing to do with the internet speed problem. This is not only you alone, but many friends have encountered it.

Someone else's traffic of 200 and your traffic of 20 refers to the network card. Generally, the network card is adaptive, between 0--100 megabytes, it is a network card problem (of course, this does not mean that your network card is no one's good, don't confuse it), and it has nothing to do with the Internet. Of course, the speed of the Internet depends on how many megabytes of Internet speed you are pulling.

I don't know if you understand ? Hope it helps.

There is only one possibility: you are attacked by others, and use P2P, Jusheng network management, network law enforcement officer, and other types of software to carry out ARP attacks on others in the same network segment (so that other people's networks are disconnected, or restricted to Q, or cannot open web pages). Among them, P2P is still a relatively widespread ARP attack software (relatively simple), but the function is not as strong as that of Jusheng network management and law enforcement officers.

That's it.,You can go to ** a shadow color ARP firewall (general attack software can be prevented, but law enforcement officers can't prevent it, law enforcement officers are too awesome, they kill people invisibly but worry, ordinary people won't use it, including me) on it.,So you can see if someone is attacking you.,If someone attacks you, you can choose to fight back.。 If others are cruel to you, don't be too merciful! It is advisable to look into the use of law enforcement officers because it is so awesome!

Some of this is related to your network manager, and some routers can be limited in traffic.

Nothing can be done. It can only be done according to the 568a method of making lines. If not to do it all over again.

That is to say, use yellow-white, yellow, blue-white, and blue for data transmission, if not, change the line sequence. At the same time, the network cable should be the best distance for transmission before 2-5 meters, and the transmission below 1 meter is unstable.

Let's use P2P Terminator!Limit traffic for other users!

Purchase and install the LAN 3com3c905-tx 3c905b-tx network card.

Use your router to control your speed.

Buy a router that can control the speed automatically

Small routers and converters rarely have the ability to control traffic. The traffic displayed by the Terminator is not accurate, and it can only control other machines within the local area network, not the host itself, so it is not fair to others and is not recommended for individuals. In fact, it is recommended that LZ negotiate with the co-user, and do not open ** or use P2P ** software during public network time.

It can be controlled by software, and a PSP terminator is recommended.

If it's a router, you can control itEnter the IP address of the router and enter the settings inside, there is a prompt inside.

You can go down to the next P2P terminator, and you can limit the maximum traffic of the uplink and downlink.

It is recommended to find a small software for QoS.

Then you have to see what you use to control you, if you use P2P control or something, you can also use the same method to counter-control, but that is not good for anyone.

The other is to use router control, which can be adjusted as long as there is a router management password!

How do you know that your network is giving people a speed limit?

There is a simple way, try the ARP firewall of 360 Security Guard, and turn it on in 360 real-time protection.

Hello landlord, what you said "sometimes other computers watch movies, and other computers are special cards", it is because your 7 computers are connected to the network through switches or other network interconnection devices, they share network bandwidth! So card, you can set the channel corresponding to the network bandwidth of 7 computers to independent network bandwidth by setting the switch, so that it will not be affected, but there is a problem that if there is only one computer to access the Internet, then it can only use 1 7 bandwidth, which is a bit wasteful, and you have to set it back again.

As for how to set the switch into an independent bandwidth, the switch settings of different manufacturers are different, some through telnet, some use http, and some use serial port, which requires a certain knowledge of computer network and carefully pre-read the manual.

yes, you'll get stuck if he drops something! This is normal! Hehe, just a little bit of resources, let him take it all up, you will naturally get stuck!

The best way: use one network cable yourself, not everyone else.

The first thing to know is what method others use to restrict you, software or routers. If you use a router, you don't have to think about it, unless you know the password of the router. If you use software, you need to know what it is, such as P2P terminator, Jusheng network management, etc.

There are corresponding ways to crack it on the Internet.

Bind the IP address and MAC address.

Install an ARP firewall.

Pull an Internet café by yourself, and you don't know how he sets it up. If you route, you really can't do it.

Install a P2P Terminator, or Mirage Shield.

Of course, there are also anti-P2P terminators.

At one's own risk.

Use the 'P2P Terminator' to let whomever card you want, let whomever you want! The rest of the traffic is your pull, but don't go too far, it's enough! Hey...

Is it a router?. If so, use P2P. You can distribute your own traffic and disconnect their network. Hey...