Tenants are taking up all their internet speeds. My guests are using my internet speed, how can I re

There's LAN speed limiting software on the Internet, but you need to install it in his machine, you can find it.

It's okay to use the p2p software to control him temporarily, but this method is a bit "bad" The best way is not to share a network cable with your tenant Either you negotiate with him to let him stop watching movies, **, **, etc., and the software that accounts for the Internet speed is OK! Wish.

The routes you use form a local area.

So you can set a rate limit in the route.

For specific methods, you can ask the security personnel of the operator where you installed the broadband.

Or sell it to the boss of your routing.

Go buy a flow control route and solve everything.

Either buy a browser or just terminate with that guest.

Set the speed assigned to him in your router.

P2P Terminator, I'm using, killer internet speed.

Tenants, don't talk nonsense and pull out the line directly. If you can't unplug the cable, change to a router with flow control.

Buy a broadband router with traffic control to limit the traffic of his MAC address.

Turn on the QoS packet flow control function of the router, and if not, change to a managed router, which can limit the network speed of any client.

In your case, I suggest you change routers, a little better, more than 200.

A router with a high CPU frequency, large memory, and many functions is very similar to my situation.

To speed yourself up, you can set up the steps yourself in the system and I'll write them out for you.

Click the Start Run command, enter enter, run the Group Policy program, then Computer Configuration Management Template Network QoS Packet Scheduler, double-click the Limit Retained Bandwidth item in the window on the right, open the Limit Retainer Properties dialog box, select the Enabled option, and then set the value to 0 in the Bandwidth Restriction.

Use one together. Don't use software to block others. It seems to be very bad :)

It's not good to use any software, the best thing is to buy a good router, a good router, and then you have to switch the function of bandwidth and diversion First of all, you have to change the router when the other party is not on the Internet, and then go in and set up the diversion yourself, and then change the router login password, so that the other party is on the router, and the router can not enter without a password, even if you open ARP, it is useless, because it is a physical speed limit, and that kind of low-level software speed limit is not comparable.

Ordinary home routes are not allowed to limit the speed. Unless you change a few thousand dollars for the commercial kind ...

It's OK to set it in the route, different routes have different setting methods, the saying is not the same, if you really can't find it yourself, you can send a screenshot of your routing interface to help you see.

1. To find a landlord, you need to log in to the router account, and then log in to the router to check whether the router has a QoS function If there is a flow control, set the upstream traffic of each user, and the downstream traffic, you can also try to log in without looking for the landlord, enter it in the browser or enter the router account in the pop-up interface: admin

The password is also admin, if you don't have an account password, you can't manage the router, then use the following method.

2. Go online and find some traffic control software, such as: P2P terminator, network law enforcement officer, network scissorhands, Jusheng network management and other control software for network control, and set the uplink and downlink bandwidth!

It's not easy to control yourself, so it's better to control others.

If you are not afraid of being scolded, you will go to the next fantasy network shield, which is super powerful, and the strength can be opened to the maximum to make others disconnect from the network. (Actually, they don't necessarily know).

He occupies the network speed, and you must be slow on your side, thinking that it is a switch, not a router, and a person occupies the network speed, and the network speed of the switch must not be grabbed.

Check out the P2P Terminator. Then go get a free one to use.

Hope it helps.

1. Pay attention to hiding your IP address when others use this thing, you can get a firewall to deny access, but if you can't use this to limit the speed of the tenant's network.

Your next P2P takes global control. His net speed was also limited.

You can directly use the router to limit the speed, use the router to distribute the traffic, and he can't help you with the Jusheng network management. But it's best to negotiate, because it's not pleasant for everyone to get it over and over like this.