Vro configuration Manual

Correct vro configuration is a top concern for users. Many people may not know how to set the optimal vro in their home use cases. It does not matter. After reading this article, you will certainly have a lot of GAINS, I hope this article will teach you more things. After using the vro to set up shared Internet access, BT downloads and many users are unable to download the PPLive video through vro settings, or the download speed is very slow compared to the download speed when the PC is directly connected to the network, and the same problem occurs in PPLive. Next we will take the WGR614v7 wireless route as an example to explain the two, and give a solution or effective advice.

The speed of BT download depends on whether the BT listening port is successfully mapped. This parameter can be customized in the BT tool. If the listener port is not mapped successfully, the download speed will be seriously affected. files with a very small number of seeds may not be downloaded at all, and the download speed with a large number of seeds will not be very fast.

However, it has been tested that the UPnP of BitComet has compatibility issues with the UPnP of WGR614v7 (firmware: V1.0.14/V1.3.16). The latest version 0.84 is no exception, the latest version of BitSpirit 3.2.2.215 works well with vro settings. We strongly recommend that you use WGR614v7. The following example shows the maximum download and upload speeds of kb/S and 64 KB/S for an upstream kb/S data. If the transmission data of BT occupies all bandwidth, this will not only make other applications unavailable, but also affect BT download. This is because, in addition to data transmission, BT also has control information, this ensures the normal operation of the application. ADSL also constantly sends communication information to ensure normal broadband connection.

Therefore, we strongly recommend that you set the upper limit for downloading and uploading. If more than one user on the Intranet uses the BT tool, you must note that the BT listening ports are not the same, and it is best to set the download and upload upper limit. Reasonable bandwidth allocation ensures the download of each user. Even if there are no other special applications, the upper limit of download and upload for all PCs should not exceed 80% of the maximum bandwidth. Of course, after the SPI is turned off, the processing performance of the vro settings will be greatly improved, but the SPI should be enabled as far as possible for security considerations. In addition, the new BT tool automatically opens the corresponding port of Windows xp icf for this service, however, if other firewalls are installed, you should know how to set relevant rules on the firewall to avoid affecting the download rate.

Generally, the bandwidth occupied by a PPLive connection for normal playback is 40 ~ 60 kb/S. If more than one PC on the network enables PPLive, you may need to stop the SPI to ensure that there is sufficient bandwidth for the application to use, whether or not to stop depends on the overhead of the entire network. Because the overhead of PPLive is larger than that of BT, if the original processing capability of the router is not competent, you need to stop SPI, in exchange for higher data processing capabilities set by the router. In addition, if the Player cannot be viewed normally, it is very likely that the Player is used by PPLive, Which is Windows Media Player or Real Player. The default value is the former. You can use Windows Media Player 9.0 or Real Player 10.0 or later to ensure normal playback.