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Qilu Network Lightning News February 13 news Recently, netizens found that when handling Unicom broadband services, a broadband account restricted access to 15 terminals, worried about affecting network use. In this regard, Unicom staff responded that if there are too many access terminals, the network speed of each terminal will become slower and the user experience will be affected.
According to the Shandong Unicom Zhijia Fusion Package page, the same broadband account can only access up to 15 home access terminals (including PCs, mobile phones, PADs, smart TVs and all kinds of smart home terminals that access the Internet through cable or WIFI) at the same time, sharing network exports. If the number of access terminals exceeds the limit, it shall be deemed to be in breach of contract, and China Unicom shall have the right to suspend the provision of Internet services.
"If you have access to 18 terminals, it will not work, it will drop the line, that's for sure." Because the background server will automatically detect, once more than 15 are found, all of you will not be able to go to the Internet. In the Shandong Unicom Provincial Sports Center store, in response to the question of the number of account restrictions on access, the staff handling the business gave affirmation.
"For example, I don't limit you, access to 50 units, then your network speed is very fixed and slow, equivalent to 50 units sharing 300 megabytes at the same time, the sense of user experience will be reduced." The staff member said that the reason for limiting the number of terminals is because if too many terminals are accessed, the network speed of each terminal will be affected, and the user experience is not good.
In response to the problem of Unicom's restriction of 15 terminals, the lightning news reporter contacted the Shandong Provincial Communications Administration by phone, "The relevant laws and regulations are not clear, and you can only connect as many accounts as you want." The office staff of the Shandong Provincial Communications Administration said that this is the market behavior of enterprises and there are no specific regulations.
Lightning News reporter He Zewei reports