The house I just rented said that there was optical fiber, but there was no network cable, and the l

Fiber is hardware, P2P is a service, and maybe this card is a giveaway for broadband operators.

Some broadband can be plugged directly into the computer to access the Internet, without the need for dial-up. Find out where your broadband port is, if you have a crystal head, or if you have a cat. If it is a crystal head, you can directly plug it into the computer to try.

If it is a cat and there is no network cable, you can go to the electronic ** to buy a network cable, one end to the cat, one end to the computer, and then create a dial on the computer, enter the ID, password, dial.

The optical fiber needs to be accessed by an optical modem. Ask which company laid the optical fiber, and call them to install it.

You also have to discuss this with the landlord, and he will report Netcom or telecommunications to you, even ADSL, but you have to negotiate the initial installation fee. Then the ISP (Netcom or Telecom) will give you a moden, and your group account password, and then set your login ID and password in the Start - Control Panel - Network Connection - Create a new connection, and then dial up to access the Internet.

If you only have one computer, you don't need routing, that's when you have several computers.

There is ** line broadband to save an initial installation fee, and Telecom will send a cat.

You don't need a router, just go to the operating company to open the network operation service.

They'll give you a press.

Directly hit **Install a new broadband, send the cat, and it will help you adjust it well.

Just dial directly from a machine, not a router. Just check with your telecom company.

Go directly to the telecom business hall to go through the Internet business procedures, and the telecom will give you a cat and **. No router is required.

1。The landlord has set a speed limit in the router.

2。If not, that's your problem, and it is recommended that you reinstall the system.

3。It is recommended that you buy a *** super five jumper.

4。As you said, if there is a **** or file on this day, or you are watching the computer and playing a silk game, the resources of your network will be occupied a lot, so you will also have a card phenomenon on the Internet. The landlord won't tell you the card even if it's a card...

You don't have to move the configuration in the router.,There are already a lot of homes.,If it's a 2m network, there are one or two to watch a movie.,It's normal for you** things to reach how many kb you know how many networks are,Can't reach more than 300kb so many people use sure cards,I can give you a way** P2P terminator to limit those** and users with too much traffic! But don't be too slow, or people won't look good when they find you, right?

The landlord uses a soft route, sea spider or routeros (ros). The client uses PPPoE dial-up to surf the Internet, and it is useless for you to change the MAC address. ROS soft routing can restrict P2P, and you can't use it.

Your landlord is too dark, the best thing to do is to find the landlord to theorize or separately apply for the installation of telecommunications or Netcom 1m broadband.

If the landlord wants to restrict you, it is still very easy to achieve, such as having a P2P terminator that can limit the speed of IP or MAC addresses.

You can try to change your IP and MAC to see.

In fact, I recommend that you get a 3G wireless network card, which can be taken with you, and the speed is definitely much better than what you are now. It's always bad to send someone under the fence, right?

2. If it is the router speed limit, change your IP address and MAC address and set it in the network card.

You can first find out what the landlord really meant, he said that it would affect the beauty of the house, but what is the real reason in reality? If it's just for this reason, just like what the second floor said, try not to affect the aesthetics. If there are other reasons, you need to find out before dealing with them.

Generally speaking, landlords are too concerned about this problem.

Discuss with the landlord first, see if you can install it in the room, if you can, just call ** to the telecommunications company, ** is free, the number is 10000, someone will come to serve you in person, you don't have to worry about it yourself...

You just need to get a network cable to connect it to the landlord's router and automatically get the IP You don't enter the username and password in the broadband connection, then you don't need to drop the connection, maybe the network cable is not good, or someone uses P2P to restrict the software, the network speed can't be changed, because you share it with others, or you get a speed limiting software, and you can limit the Internet access to other computers on the same network, and you'll be fast.

The general broadband sharing is: ** line (WAN) - modem - broadband routing - branch to each computer (LAN), broadband routing to achieve dial-up function. You share the landlord's broadband without you dialing, at most as long as you set up the intranet IP to ensure that it is in the same subnet, the setting method is available online, not much to say.

In addition, there are many possible reasons for the unexplained network disconnection and game disconnection you mentioned, such as the instability of the telecommunication network during the period, problems with various network equipment (routers and cats), aging network cables, number theft Trojans, etc.; As for the speed of the Internet, you can advise the landlord to use a broadband router with a minimum bandwidth, and of course you will have to pay a little for the hardware!

Seriously, using P2P Terminator is playing with fire, and if people slow down, they can't just unplug your network cable.

P2P terminator has an elevated privilege Maybe you failed to install it, generally after normal configuration, it can work normally after scanning out all IPs.

Or remind me that the traffic is better to be evenly distributed, or if it doesn't, there will really be an accident, and other machines in the same network will know which one is doing ARP attacks.

Which company is it, it is estimated that it is public bandwidth, and there are many people who use it at night, so it will naturally be slow.

It's also possible that the landlord has done some rules on the cat that are not in line with time. Or configure a macro to argue some QoS parameters.

You can give Anti-P2P Terminator a try.

Your landlord is good nb, can you pull fiber from him!? He's telecom or Netcom.

Hello! Hopefully, the following will be helpful to you.

1.If there is an error with the router used, a general reboot can be solved, and the specific symptom is that the IP address cannot be assigned correctly.

2.If you have a problem with the local NIC and try to uninstall it, try to uninstall it.

3.Hardware issues, faulty network cables, routers, or network cards.

If you still have questions, please keep asking. Have a great day, thank you!

Hello: It should be caused by a large amount of bandwidth occupied by users in the network. You can do a speed limit on it.

Example Diagram of IP Bandwidth Control Rule Configuration:

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.

I hope I have been helpful to you, and if you have any questions, please feel free to continue to consult us.

An error will also be displayed when there is no network, and it may actually be cut off. Normally, there will be congestion when the number of users is large, but it is impossible to completely lose bandwidth. Unless 1 there is a host in the LAN that has been infected with a virus and constantly sends a large amount of data to crowd out the bandwidth and cause other machines to be unable to connect to the network, 2 someone controls the gateway route and restricts your connection, 3 There are a large number of P2P programs in the LAN, which takes up a lot of bandwidth.