Does the network be slow and related to the IP address, and does the IP address affect the network s

Not necessarily. 1.It depends on whether your router has IP speed limiting.

If there is, the IP you assigned will be slow if it is in the range of speed limiting. 2.It depends on whether someone is a**, if someone is a**large-capacity files, then your internet speed will definitely be very slow.

Hello classmates. It definitely doesn't matter. It can only be said that your broadband network speed is slow.

There are several factors that affect internet speed:

The server where the target is located is underbandwidth or overloaded.

Local hardware issues, such as router WAN and LAN ports, switch ports, hub ports, and server NICs, can become network bottlenecks.

The effects of the virus cause the internet to slow down.

Local operating system issues.

If the network speed slows down, you can troubleshoot them one by one according to the above reasons.

What can be changed is that the static IP is fixed.

Dynamic IPs are automatically assigned each time they connect to the Internet and cannot be changed.

The static IP is set from the local connection.

The dynamic IP is set from the broadband connection.

It's DNS, not IP, that affects internet speed

Try not to set the static IP to a Chinese IP

The use of a cat, which means the use of a network cable, is like a large water pipe pulled to your house, you install a few faucets, the same as the two faucets are smaller. It has nothing to do with the IP address.

Choosing a hiking VPN generally looks at two aspects.

The value is 2Look at the service. See if you can deal with the problem after encountering it.

I recommend one to everyone, it's generally OK!

Possibly: 1. He blocked your speed on the router. (You need to get permission to see if the settings are made).

2. He may have used rate-limiting software in the LAN. (You can turn on the 360 anti-ARP spoofing feature).

3. It may really be that telecom has slowed down the speed.

4. It may be that your judgment is wrong, it is only so fast.

However, I estimate that the biggest possibility should be 1 or 2

Hope it helps.

Fixed IP and automatic acquisition have nothing to do with speed.

1.When to get it automatically.

If you use ADSL or dial-up Internet access, you should set it to be obtained automatically, because this IP can only be assigned to you by the telecom service provider, and the IP you set yourself will not work.

2.When to set a fixed IP

If you use a broadband route, you can set up automatic access (your router assigns you an IP address). If you want your own IP fix, you can manually set it to a fixed IP yourself. However, before setting a fixed IP address, make sure that the IP address does not conflict with the addresses of other users in the LAN.

To put it simply: dial-up Internet access, with automatic getting.

Broadband routing to access the Internet can be obtained automatically, and a fixed IP can be set (be careful not to conflict with others).

It doesn't matter, first of all, let's say that there is no router used, if it is used, the PC is set to automatically obtain the IP, and the router has DHCP turned on, there is no difference from the fixed IP, if it is directly connected to the ADSL cat dial-up Internet with PC, it does not have any effect.

When your computer boots up, the computer will send a message to the DHCP server to apply for an IP, and then DHCP will assign you an IPThis will affect your boot speed, but the network speed will not change.

Set a static IP and the boot speed will be fast because it does not need to apply for an IP from DHCP

Both methods do not affect the speed, and can be automatically obtained, and the IP is easy to conflict, which affects the Internet.

First, operators generally use G-PON or E-PON transmission equipment in the home customer (generally referred to as home fixed network) service, which is a flexible device, and during the peak time of Internet access, high-speed data sharing and exchange will make users feel that the network speed is not as good as idle time.

Second: Regardless of whether you use DHCP to automatically assign IP addresses or manually set IP addresses during your own Internet access, data transmission will be converted through NAT technology after passing through the ONU (commonly known as "cat") device to the G-PON or E-PON device, and after you change your IP address, the transmission device policy may take effect again, refresh the device address table (Layer 2), or after you restart the ONU (cat) device. The policy of the uplink transmission device will re-divide the public IP group for you.

Both of these reasons could be the reason why you feel that the network quality has improved after changing your IP.

The only way to use the road ruler and wifi is not easy to use, and it is generally not set correctly

If you didn't enter the password incorrectly, just set it up again, and the steps are:

1.Turn on the power supply, and then plug in the network cable, plug the line into the WAN port (usually the blue port), and then connect with the computer network cable just plug in which LAN port, after doing these jobs, then you will see that there is an address and account password behind the router, after connecting, enter the address you see in the router in the browser, generally of course, if you are using ** online Internet access at home, then you have to prepare an additional modem, commonly known as "cat").

2.Then enter, enter the corresponding account and password, generally the new ones are admin

3.After entering the operation screen, you will see a setup wizard on the left, Attack on the entry (usually it pops up automatically).

4.Click Next, enter the Internet access method settings, we can see that there are three Internet access options, if your home is dial-up, then use PPPOE. Dynamic IP can be used by plugging the computer directly into the network, and there is a DHCP server on the upper layer.

The static IP is generally a special delay or something, or it may be the cell bandwidth, etc., and the upper layer does not have a DHCP server, or wants to fix the IP. I chose PPPoE because I dialed.

5.If you choose PPPOE dial-up Internet access, you need to fill in the Internet account and password, which should be understood by everyone, and there will be an account number to open broadband, and it is OK to fill it in!!

6.Then the next step is to enter the wireless settings, we can see the channel, mode, security options, SSID, etc., generally SSID is a name, you can fill in as you like, and then the mode mostly uses 11BGNFor wireless security options, we need to choose WPA-PSK WPA2-PSK, which is so safe that it will not be hacked and rubbed by the network.

I hope mine is helpful to you, and if in doubt, please keep "following up"!