How to control Internet access through vro

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Nowadays, many home users access the Internet through ADSL or similar broadband provided by other companies. Because of the low cost of broadband, it is a waste of resources for most home users who do not have a large amount of data to download. So now many people share a broadband network. This method of Internet sharing is generally as follows: telephone line -- Voice splitter -- ADSL cat -- Broadband Router -- switch Hub -- computer In this case, after thinking and testing, I found that the Internet access can be restricted by configuring the Broadband Router. Here we take TP-LINK TL-R402M as an example (because I found most people use this ...) This section describes how to restrict Internet access. 1. Obtain the IP and MAC addresses of all users in the LAN. There are many ways to obtain IP addresses. We recommend using "Lan viewing tools". You can search for IP addresses on the Internet. How to obtain the MAC address: Win + R, Enter cmd, and use "nbtstat-a ip Address" to view How to obtain the IP address and MAC address of your computer: Win + R, Enter cmd, and use "ipconfig/all" to view 2. log on to the Broadband Router Open IE, enter 192.168.1.1 (this is generally the case...), and the login window will appear. Account: Admin Password: Admin) The configuration page of the Broadband Router appears after login. 3. Only allow your computer to access the Internet. 1. Set the page -- DHCP server -- Static Address Allocation -- bind your IP address to the MAC address (enter and save it) 2. Set page -- security settings -- firewall settings -- select Enable Firewall, enable IP address filtering, and enable MAC address filtering -- select "all packets that do not comply with the configured IP address filtering rules, prohibit the use of this vro "and" allow only enabled MAC addresses in the configured MAC address list to access the Internet" 3. Set the page-Security Settings-IP address filtering-add new entries-enter your IP address and select to make all entries take effect. 4. Set the page-Security Settings-MAC address filtering-add new entries-enter your MAC address and select to make all entries take effect. After this setting, no one except you can access the Internet, but the Intranet can be accessed normally. 4. A computer is not allowed to access the Internet. 1. Set page -- security settings -- firewall settings -- select Enable Firewall and enable MAC address filtering -- "Disable enabled MAC addresses from the configured MAC address list to access the Internet" 2. Set the page -- security settings -- MAC address filtering -- add new entries -- enter the MAC address of the computer that is not allowed to access the Internet, and select to make the entry take effect. After this setting, computers that are not allowed to access the Internet will not be able to access the Internet, but can access the Internet normally within the LAN. It is difficult for other computers to access the Internet (except for intruding into the vro and changing the settings ). The method for prohibiting Internet access mentioned in the fourth point is relatively simple (you do not need to change the vro settings). How to crack it ...... the trouble to come up... one red packet.