Can an IP address tied to a route be exempt from P2P control?

3m, the theoretical **speed is 384k, 10 machines, the average **speed of each machine is only, this is still a theoretical number, and the actual may be smaller. How is it possible that every machine can watch movies, it is estimated that there are 5 people watching movies at the same time, and others will not be able to open the web page. Talk about QQ,I don't have much bandwidth.,It's okay to limit them to 10K.。。。

If you want everyone to watch a movie, it's impossible... If someone restricts others with P2P software, as long as they have Safe360 installed and ARP Firewall turned on, it will not be able to control you.

Tools Raw materials.

Router computer.

Method steps.

1. First, enter the router address and log in to the main interface of the router.

2. Click [Behavior Management] at the top (different models of routers have different names).

3. Click [Behavior Recognition] in the pop-up menu.

5. Save and add the entire IP range to prohibit some people from using it.

1. First, enter the router address, log in, and enter the main interface of the router.

2. Find [Behavior Management] or [Internet Behavior Management] Different models of routers may have different names.

3. Click [Behavior Recognition] in the menuEnter the interface.

Limit the P2P function that comes with the router, generally there is no such function in the router of about 100 yuan, and more than 200 will have. In the settings, you can find out for yourself, and each brand is different. And some can also restrict Thunderbolt, Express, BT and so on.

The router doesn't have this feature. P2P is "PC spoofing PC".

You're talking about speed limits, right? It depends on whether your route has this feature.

Tools Raw materials.

Router computer.

Method steps.

1. First, enter the router address and log in to the main interface of the router.

2. Click [Simple Behavior Management] at the top (different types of routers have different names).

3. Click [Behavior Recognition] in the pop-up menu.

5. Save and add the entire IP range to prohibit some people from using it.

1.Connect the broadband cable directly to the computer, write down the IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS server address of the local connection of the computer, and change it to "automatically obtain IP address", "automatically obtain DNS server address" -- OK, and click OK in the dialog box of "Properties" of the local connection.

2.Connect the broadband line to the routing WAN port, and use a network cable, one end to the computer and the other end to the routing 1 2 3 interface.

3.Open your computer browser and enter the router settings interface in the ** bar.

Click "Advanced Settings" on the home page, click "Internet Settings", select "Static IP", enter the IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, DNS server, and click OK.

4.Click on the system status, and the WAN port status shows that it is connected, see if you can access the Internet.

Click OK at the beginning of 35. (When cloning, you need to take a network cable to connect the computer to any one of the router 1 2 3 interfaces, do not connect the wireless signal of the router route).

6.After cloning, click on System Tools - Restart Router.

If you still can't access the Internet, click Advanced Settings - LAN Port Settings, change the default to a try.

Can I use a wireless router with an IP address?

OK. Let's talk about the idea.

First, disconnect the network cable, set the IP address to be obtained automatically, and then connect the wireless router separately.

Then log in to the router, set the Internet access method to "Static IP", and fill in the relevant information of your bound IP address into the router in turn and save it.

Finally, connect the network cable to the WAN port of the router.

You get another network cable, from the LAN port to the desktop, and this book uses wireless.

How to use a wireless router to access the Internet with a fixed IP+ binding physical address in the school?

The IP and DNS of the computer are set to be obtained automatically.

The router only uses the LAN port to connect to the computer.

If the IP assigned by the school is the same segment in the LAN of the same route, you must first set the LAN port of the route and change the IP address to a different segment, for example. If the school assigns it, then you don't need to do this.

Set the routing WAN, select the static IP in the Internet mode, fill in the IP address and gateway of the school separately, and save it.

Bind Mac, click Clone in MAC address cloning, and save.

After restarting the route, plug the school network cable into the WAN, use the wired connection route to test, and then set up the wireless network part if the Internet can be accessed normally. You can access the Internet normally.

How to use a wireless router to access the Internet with a cell broadband notebook MAC binding IP?

The home is pulling community broadband, using a fixed IP and DNS server that has been allocated, and it must be bound to a MAC to access the Internet. Now I have bought a wireless router and want to use a laptop to access the Internet wirelessly, how to use it?

After I connected the wireless router, I entered the IP address and DNS server, and also made a copy of the MAC address, but the laptop still can't go wireless after connecting to the router wirelessly, what's going on?

Question added: The third floor is not talking about the method of connecting with a network cable, and I am asking about the method of using a wireless network card to access the Internet.

You have to set up a static IP and MAC binding.,But after the laptop is wirelessly connected, you can't access the Internet.,I don't know why.。

First of all, network parameters--- MAC address cloning --- click "Clone IP address".

Turn on the wireless function of the wireless router again, set a convenient and easy-to-remember SSID name, and set up a 128-bit WEP encryption for security, and the notebook can be moved as follows.

Enable the service and disable the DHCP function.

Judging from the **, you guys are enabled.