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En on 360 Security Guard turn on ARP Firewall. It is clear that it is an ARP firewall.

As mentioned above, the landlord must have restricted through software, and the principle of software restriction is an ARP spoofing. If you open this firewall, it makes no sense for him to attack your ARP, and his restrictions on you will collapse.

There is another way, find an older version of the P2P terminator, because this software cannot be used in 1 LAN at the same time, so he uses P2P and you also use it, at this time either he can't go up or you can't go up, because you limit each other, there is a serious internal conflict, and when it is serious, neither of you can go up, and others are not affected.

Four: Discuss with the landlord and don't limit your internet speed.

Five: Re-press the network cable by yourself.

ps: Although you don't give points, I'll help you if I'm bored! If you do a great job, you can change your MAC address to the same as the landlord's, and he won't be able to access the Internet at all.

The username and password are admin

If he hadn't changed.

POP Terminator, which can effectively limit the speed of others. and internet traffic.

P2P terminator or polysheng network management.

The limit is as it should be, give half of the monthly fee, and only enjoy half of the bandwidth.

If he is too restrictive, what is there to say? It's best if you pretend at your own expense.

The next color shadow's ARP firewall stand-alone version to see if he is not limited by routes.

TP-Link is a router so the internet speed is relatively slow.

It is said that if you buy a card on the Internet, you can go online if you have a signal, and you can directly decipher the cheap 50 fast and the good 150 is enough.

There is a physical velocity and a theoretical velocity.

The theoretical velocity of your 2m is 2048kb, the minimum is 2000kb, and the physical velocity of your 2m is 2048kb 8, and the minimum is 2000kb 8=250kb

It is recommended that you limit the number of concurrent connections to be more effective.

Do you have a routing password, if you have it, you can just go in and change it If not, use the Jusheng network manager, and you can also limit the speed to him

Open the web page, enter the username admin password admin in the address bar, and if you go in, you give the settings.

Anti-P2P...

Or take the router and restore it to the factory...

Because your internet speed must go through your landlord's router, you can only start with the router and LAN broadcasts.

Method 1: Start with the router.

Since your network cable is connected to the landlord's router, you can open the router login interface by typing "or" in your browser, see what the brand and model of the router are, and then log in with the default password of the router.

Method 2: Spoofing for LAN broadcasts.

Pull the line yourself or change the speed limit In addition, it is best to stagger the Internet time period with the landlord Now when the file is large, go to the Internet café and consider the feelings of others.

If he controls the hardware router, P2P is useless unless you have access to the router and control the router.

No, if it's a router setting, I'm afraid you can't use anything unless you go into his router.

Use P2P software to limit your internet speed.

Use ARP attack software to kill your mac if I'm the landlord

Good discussion is the best policy, and harmony is precious.

You try to enter the username and password that are commonly used by the router to enter the settings screen.

Generally routers don't have speed limits, you're in a P2P terminator.

Yes, install a virtual machine on your own computer, virtual N network cards on the virtual machine (such as 10 or 20), and then install a soft route on the virtual machine (such as ROS and the like), configure a policy on the soft route, do a good job of load balancing or something, and then your own physical computer can access the Internet through the virtual machine to ensure that the landlord's bandwidth can be snatched up. Hehe!

Yes, bring your own tools: a brick, an iron rod.

If you didn't do anything excessive, would the landlord do it? If he doesn't, then you can switch to a 3G network.