Setting wireless routes improves BT download speed

We have been pursuing solutions to the problem of router configuration in wireless networks. Here we will explain how to improve the download speed provided by wireless networks.

This article describes in detail how to set up wireless routes to increase the download speed of BT. How can we solve these problems, I believe that reading this article will help you.

In addition to price, radiation, security, and compatibility, can wireless networks truly integrate into our lives, what's more important is whether wireless technology can meet users' support for entertainment and various applications. For many consumers, wireless technology is good and convenient, but if BT cannot be downloaded and the game cannot be smoothly played, then it has no value. The focus of this article is to introduce how to make reasonable BT download settings in the WLAN environment for optimal use.

Many of my friends may feel like this. After changing their own wired router to a wireless router, the stability and connection speed of BT download have obviously declined, or even cannot download BT. In fact, the working principles of both wired and wireless routes are basically the same: messages sent from the Intranet to the Internet are not blocked, however, information from external sources that want to enter the internal network will be forwarded to the Intranet computer only after identification and filtering. Based on this principle, this causes many Intranet BT users to be interrupted and slow during download. Of course, for wireless routers, we still need to make some additional settings to achieve the same download effect as the wired network.

Disable SSID

The SSID (ServiceSetIdentifier) is generally a LAN name broadcast by an AP or a wireless router. It aims to allow computers with the same name and SSID to communicate with each other.

For BT download, we recommend that you disable the SSID for better use. After the SSID is disabled, the bandwidth usage can be reduced and many network redundancy information can be removed, improving the download speed of BT. On the other hand, disabling the SSID can also protect the network. After the SSID broadcast is disabled, other users will not be able to find the SSID of your wireless device, unless they can manually enter your correct SSID to connect.

Enable encryption to control the number of users

Compared with traditional wired routes, wireless routers are more vulnerable to intrusion by others, especially wireless routes that do not adopt any encryption measures, your neighbors will use your network for download and other operations without any effort, thus affecting your network quality.

In addition to the above mentioned Disable SSID, we can also use wireless encryption methods such as WEP and WPA to protect the network. We recommend that you check if someone has secretly penetrated your network after you have excluded the ISP and software issues when other settings are normal.

Use UPnP

UPnP (Universal Plug andPlay, Universal Plug and Play) is a technology based on TCP/IP protocol used in the Internet and LAN. Users who access the Internet through wireless networks are on the Intranet. To ensure normal operation of P2P software such as BT, enabling UPnP is required. Most wireless routers currently have this function. (The UPnP of most wireless routers is disabled by default. You can manually enable this function to take effect after restarting the router)

There is no need to use the "Automatic port ing" function of UPnP on the Internet, but it is still necessary to use UPnP in combination with the network firewall software supporting UPnP (such as the ICF and Norton Network Security Special Police 2003/2004 in Windows XP) automatically open the port.

For users using WinXP, the UPnP support module is not installed by default. Therefore, we need to install it manually.

1. Open "Add/delete programs" and go to "Windows build. 2. In the "Windows component wizard", click "Network Service"-"details", and then select the "General plug-and-play" check box. After the restart, WinXP prompts you to find the new hardware. after entering the network neighbor, you will find the vro, indicating that the UPnP function is enabled. In addition, the UPnP function of the BT download software must be enabled.

BitComet supports UPnP automatic port ing and automatically configures the gateway port ing on the local machine. (This function is enabled by default) The software can automatically open the external port on the gateway without any configuration, and the speed will be improved to a certain extent.