Introduction to traffic limit of lingke Router

For LAN environments, it is best to limit the network speed of each computer to ensure that each computer can access the Internet smoothly. Today, I will take the lingke router as an example to describe how to restrict traffic. Log on to the lingke router, click system in the left-side navigation bar, and click the IP traffic control option. Here, you can enter an IP address to limit upstream and downstream bandwidth. After entering it, click the Save button to save the settings. Www.2cto.com

1. Click to list the IP speed in use. After clicking, you can view the upstream and downstream traffic of the current Intranet IP address and the traffic of the WAN port. The traffic can be sorted by IP address and rate, can effectively view network conditions; 2. Start IP address and end IP address this is to select the Intranet IP segment you want to limit or a single IP address. If only one IP address is restricted, enter 192.168.1.100 to 100. This rule controls the IP address 192.168.1.100. If you want to restrict a group of IP addresses, enter the IP address range, for example, 192.168.1.100 to 150. In this way, this rule applies to the range of 192.168.1.100 to 150. If the bandwidth limit is set to all IP addresses in the Intranet, enter the following: 192.168.1.0 to 0 indicates that all IP addresses are restricted by this rule;
3. uplink bandwidth www.2cto.com refers to the upload bandwidth of the Intranet IP address; 4. downlink bandwidth refers to the download bandwidth of the Intranet IP address. The speed here is kbit/s, generally, the download speed is KB/s, and 1KB = 8 Kbit;
5. Traffic Control Valve value this value refers to the threshold value of the configured WAN port bandwidth. When traffic control is enabled, if it is not set or set to 0, traffic control is always enabled, otherwise, the traffic control takes effect only when the total usage of the wa n port is greater than the threshold. After the traffic control takes effect, the system will perform traffic control for 5 minutes regardless of whether the traffic reaches the threshold. after 5 minutes, the system will again detect the wa n port utilization at this time, if the value is lower than the threshold, no traffic control is enabled. If the value is higher than the threshold, throttling is enabled again. Note: This function is only used when the maximum bandwidth is limited, enable queue management and set WAN port bandwidth.
6. Automatic Server Load balancer if multiple ADSL instances of the same carrier are used, you can select automatic Server Load balancer. You do not need to use static route tables in wan port configuration, traffic will automatically use multiple WAN ports to transmit data evenly from multiple WAN ports. 7. After this function is enabled in line backup mode, WAN1 will be used as the main line, and other lines will not be available. When WAN1 is disconnected, other lines will go online. If WAN1 goes online again, other lines will go offline again;
8. When you select minimum bandwidth for start queue management, start queue management to reduce system performance. If you need to use minimum bandwidth, start queue management and set the bandwidth of the wa n port precisely, configure the upstream and downstream values of the minimum bandwidth, and then restart the device to take effect the maximum speed of each computer; www.2cto.com 9. The WAN line speed setting is the same as that of the WAN port;
10. Traffic Control Method (1) to ensure the minimum bandwidth, as the name suggests, to ensure that each computer can use the minimum bandwidth. (2) The maximum bandwidth limit is the maximum available bandwidth of this rule, that is, the maximum bandwidth will not exceed this value. The above is the traffic limit settings of the lingke router, hoping to help you. This article is from