How to allocate bandwidth through routers to control network speed

When more than one computer is connected to the Internet at the same time, when someone downloads or watches high-definition viewing, it takes up a lot of bandwidth, causing others to be unable to open the Web page or play online games, in order to avoid this situation, you can use the router to allocate the appropriate bandwidth to each computer, so it will not affect the various uses!

Connect the computer with the router, use the browser to log on to the router, the general default for the address is 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.0.1, enter the password, you can see the label of the router's stickers!

In the left-hand navigation bar, find IP bandwidth control, mainly through the IP address segment to allocate the appropriate bandwidth!

Check to open IP bandwidth, choose the right type of broadband line, fill out their actual uplink total bandwidth and downlink total bandwidth, and save!

Add a new entry, enter the entry rule configuration, you can set the starting IP address and end IP address, as well as the need to limit the uplink bandwidth and downlink bandwidth!

Set up, you can save, can be set up a number of rules to limit the bandwidth of different IP segments, so that different computers in these IP segments under the bandwidth limit!

Note that the set of IP segment, IP address and the current LAN is not the same subnet, such as the LAN is 192.168.2.1, you can only set the 192.168.2.1----192.168.2.255 in this range of IP segments! Otherwise there will be an error message!

Note: This method uses IP to limit bandwidth, the IP address of each computer must be bound within the IP segment, only to achieve the goal of average distribution

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