Broadband speed limiting issue, why should broadband upload be rated?

Hurry up and find the landlord to return the money, on the landlord's **, this line to give 10 yuan a month may feel a bit much, will be, more than 10 yuan is not worth it, and 4 families use ,,,1m instantaneous speed is 128k s, these 4 households, if everyone is watching ** movies at the same time, there are basically two households that can't be used at all. . .

If you are sure to settle there then 60 yuan can be reported by yourself as you like, otherwise you would rather have a line with your neighbor than use him, you tell your neighbor that 1m of bandwidth rent 10 yuan, rent 20 to 30 yuan is good, no matter how much it means is not much, not to mention that the basic monthly rent of the network fee is about 50 to 60 per month, more than 30 yuan to report a good deal.

Your landlord is too bad. Telecom's 4m monthly subscription is only about 100 (different places), and you are still so unhappy. It's better to pull a Unicom or mobile broadband yourself, 4M a month is generally 40 60 yuan.

It's so much cooler than what you're using now. I'm using a mobile 4m now, 40 yuan a month, paying annually and sometimes there are activities, and it's cheaper. It can't be compared with telecommunications, but going to the Internet and watching ** movies shows that there is no pressure.

You can limit their speed by logging into the router to increase your speed, usually this link, or you go to a P2P terminator to increase your speed, albeit with a bit of a loss.

The landlord is satisfied.

If broadband operators give the same speed to the uplink and downlink, it will cause a waste of resources. On the other hand, selling uplink bandwidth resources to enterprise leased customers in the data center will provide more benefits. The server hosted in the computer room needs a lot of uplink bandwidth, and does not need too much downlink bandwidth, and the bandwidth is very expensive, often the cost of renting the 10m uplink line in the computer room is twice the cost of the family 100m, therefore, the downlink bandwidth to the home user, the uplink bandwidth to the enterprise user in the computer room, it has become a means for broadband operators to make profits.

Therefore, if the broadband operator does not restrict the home uplink broadband, the reason is that the user is afraid that the user will build the home fiber in the home fiber and affect their enterprise private line leasing business, many enterprises may use the home fiber to build, instead of going to the computer room to host the host, or handle the private line broadband, resulting in the loss of the interests of the broadband operator, plus because the home broadband does not have the stability of private line access, this aspect will also affect the enterprise itself.

Another reason is that the use of home optical fiber to build ** directly evades the supervision of ** department for ** information content, which is of course not allowed.

Thought Question: So guess why broadband uploads are so picky?

At present, LAN broadband, also known as community broadband, and ADSL access are the two mainstream modes of home broadband, and the speed limiting methods are slightly different for these two broadband access modes.

1. ADSL broadband speed limiting method So far, ADSL broadband is still the mainstream mode of home broadband access, which is also the "hardest-hit" area of speed limiting. At present, there are three commonly used speed limiting methods in ADSL:

1. Port rate limiting: ADSL users also have a physical port on the DSLAM node at the local end, and during the activation of the ADSL line, the ADSL broadband modem will negotiate the rate with the port on the DSLAM node to determine how many sub-channels the ADSL line uses.

For telecom operators, speed limiting through DSLAM node ports is too unsophisticated. As we all know, as long as you log in to the management interface of ADSL Broadband Modem, you can see the bandwidth of the physical port. Imagine if telecom operators limit the speed of physical ports for ADSL users, and complaining users should not squeeze through the door of telecom operators.

Rate display in ADSL wideband modem.

2. Account speed limit: Each ADSL user will have an account, in order to limit the speed of ADSL users more covertly, the account has also become a carrier of speed limiting. In fact, the principle of account rate limiting is very simple, when ADSL users dial up, they must go through three processes: authorization, authentication and billing, and telecom operators can limit the user's bandwidth on the authorization and authentication server, so that ADSL users will get a fixed bandwidth in the dial-up server.

After the speed limit of the ADSL user's account, the user will not be able to find evidence, but will only feel the change in Internet speed. Because of this, account rate limiting has become the main means of broadband speed limiting.

3. PVC speed limiting: At present, ADSL is based on PVC, and the speed can be limited for each PVC. The operation mode is basically the same as that of ADSL link rate limiting. The difference is that the VC rate is limited and the effective data flow is restricted.

2. Broadband rate limiting in the community.

Cell broadband is a fixed IP access mode, and at present, IP-based rate limiting technology is very mature. For cell broadband users using dynamic IP addresses, the rate can be limited according to the user's account. It is not difficult to see that no matter what kind of rate limiting mode, the rate limiting method of cell broadband is relatively hidden, and it is difficult for users to find out.

Technically speaking, both ADSL access and LAN access have very complete speed limiting means, and some of these technical means are little known, which also provides "convenient" conditions for telecom users to fool. In the broadband access contract, we can see each other's rights and interests very clearly, and there will be no shortage of obligations of telecom operators.

Hello: You can enable the IP bandwidth control function, IP bandwidth control rule configuration example:

The settings in the diagram above represent:

1. The user's access type is ADSL, and its bandwidth size is 2M (2000 kbps)2 The maximum bandwidth that can be used is 600 kbps. These 5 IP addresses share the bandwidth used, limiting the sum of the bandwidth they can use to a maximum of 1500kbps.

Dear users, hello; According to your description; Follow the steps below to deal with it.

1. Enter the router management interface and enter the IP and bandwidth control. Enable the IP bandwidth control function and enter the uplink and downlink bandwidth rates (total bandwidth).

2. Enter the control rule, add a new entry, enter an IP address, and set the uplink and downlink bandwidth (the bandwidth of each specific IP).

Minimum uplink bandwidth: the minimum guarantee given when there are many people.

Maximum uplink speed: the maximum bandwidth that can be enjoyed when no one is around.

Minimum downlink bandwidth: the minimum guarantee given when there are many people.

Maximum downlink bandwidth: the maximum bandwidth that can be enjoyed when no one is around.

3. Enable the rule when it is set.

Hello! Then you have to see if your router has a speed limiting function!

It's expensive to buy a switch that limits your speed, or a router that limits your speed.

The entire router can be rated.

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