Router or speed limiting software

There will be no conflict, and the real rate limiting effect is mainly based on the router, but it will be interfered with by the software rate limiting, resulting in a waste of bandwidth. Because the exit of your network is a router, if you use the router to limit the speed, then only the router says how much you go out and how much you enter. Even if that person sets you to 100k for him and you set 10k for one person, then the person actually transmits only 50k due to the limitations of the router, he can't occupy more bandwidth.

But you also only have 10k bandwidth. Although the router gives you 50 percent bandwidth, you can only use up to 10k of traffic due to the software blocking it. This is because he uses software to limit you, which virtually leads to a waste of 40k bandwidth when the two restrictions are used at the same time, and the final rate limiting effect is still based on the router.

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Logging in to a router is generally a login and password (there is a display and password on the back of the router). Then there is the IP address of the computer that shows the next room. Then you set an IP range.

This range includes exactly his computer IP. Set a maximum speed of 150,000kb. The maximum speed he can use is only 15m.

That's what I've done in a share house before.

2. Enter the correct username and password to enter the router management background.

3. Check the existing IP address 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 "Active", and then click the "Save" button to save.

You first install a network packet capture software, such as wireshark, when you find that there is a problem with the network, you can capture a piece of data and see which intranet source addresses are constantly sending packets to you, and you can analyze which computer has a problem!

If you want to know the IP and MAC address of the intranet, you can go to the next nbtscan program on the Internet, and use the command nbtscan -r Assuming that it is the network segment, you can find the MAC address corresponding to the IP, and you can find the PC if you know the MAC.

You can set it up directly in the router.

Many routers come with a speed limiting function, so you log in to your router first.

P2P is OK, just use it online