Ask the master for help, about the wireless LAN in the school network!

None of the people upstairs can provide it.

Because your school needs to pass the authentication for Internet access, just like in the past, our school had to use Ruijie to log in to the campus network.

You can set up a wireless LAN, set the IP of the two laptops and the router to the same section, and the wireless router as the gateway.

It can also be directly connected to the dual-machine network card, as long as the network cable is made into a crossover line 586B, the IP is in the same section, and one of the machines is used as the other gateway.

The standard order of the 8 wires of the 586b is:

Green-white, green, orange-white, blue-white, orange, brown-white, brown-white.

If you want to surf the Internet on two computers at the same time, you can use various software, such as the very famous Sygate

Yes, I mean one is wired and the other is connected via Wi-Fi.

Because authentication is required, unless your wireless router can provide Huawei authentication Internet access, you are now the best solution.

If you feel too unhappy, you can not use the campus network, apply for an ADSL broadband by yourself, choose a wireless cat**, and the above problems no longer exist.

ps: I haven't bought Apple's machine, I've only played it for a while, and it's a good thing inside and out, much better than my vaio

Connect your computer and wireless router with a network cable first.

Log in to the router management page.

Network Parameters --MAC Address Clone--Clone the PCMAC address you are currently logged in to manage.

Connection Wizard** Select your connection method and you're good to go.

Then turn on Wireless - Set Wireless Parameters.

The network settings are set up carefully there. Specifically, you can **consult the router manufacturer service**. They'll tell you how to connect.

You say that there is a wireless router There is also a wireless network card, MAC is the identity of each network card is unique, your network cable is connected to the wireless router to turn on DHCP, the wireless network card can automatically search the network. You try.

Wireless routers, if you only have one antenna, can only allow one computer to achieve wireless Internet access (one antenna with one wireless network card), but you can still connect the two books at the same time through a network cable connection. You'll need to clone Apple's Mac to your router so that you can plug and play (surf the Internet) no matter what machine it is.

You unplug Apple's network cable, and then use another notebook to set up DSL Internet access, take Apple to search for wireless signals, connect it, remember to use Mac to filter, or others will search for your WLAN signal will be stolen.

You can try to change the MAC address of the router to be able to surf the Internet,Set dynamic IP Internet mode,Turn on the wireless routing function,I don't know if your authentication method is to enter the username and password when you open the IE browsing the web,No,If so,It should be connected like this。

1. If you are sure that the school network management has started to limit the speed, then all the machines in the intranet will be equal to zero by any means.

2. Go and see if the IP, silver belt DNS, and mask of the machine of those who can go on the trillion are the same network segments as yours? Is there anything else that is different from you, (except for IP).

3. If you are all in the same network segment, the same DNS, and the same mask, then you have to go to the network administrator to talk about something. The attitude is up to you.

5. If you can't see the problem, you can find them to be your boss, hehe. Give points!

I state a fact, tp link

I have a wireless router.,It's a half-megabit network.,Even several computers are fine to play web pages.,Once there's a person to see**,Other sleepy pen Hu Bu Ji will be stuck.,Once there's a person** thing,Then others can't get on the network.。

I don't know the WLAN wireless network settings, I know, the machine treats the signal equally, as long as your network card signal passes.

So I personally think that the speed of the wireless network is fine, but the wireless network must also be connected to the optical fiber, otherwise there will be no traffic attack or something.

If someone has set a management IP address on the router, other IP addresses cannot log in to the management interface.