Test IPs and Network Verification
Test from the broadband or mobile network you actually use. Neither distance between cities nor route names can replace real-world tests.
The following is an imported test IP directory, not this site's real-time latency ranking. IPs that have not been reverified may not respond to ICMP; this cannot be used to determine whether a VPS is out of stock.
| Data Centers | City | Test IPs in the Directory | Route Labels |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States · Standard | United States | No Records Yet | Standard |
| United Kingdom · Standard | United Kingdom | No Records Yet | Standard |
| Canada · Standard | Canada | No Records Yet | Standard |
| Germany · Standard | Germany | No Records Yet | Standard |
| Poland · Standard | Poland | No Records Yet | Standard |
| Amsterdam · Standard | Amsterdam | No Records Yet | Standard |
| Tokyo · Standard | Tokyo | No Records Yet | Standard |
| Malaysia · Standard | Malaysia | No Records Yet | Standard |
| Australia · Standard | Australia | No Records Yet | Standard |
| Hong Kong · Premium | Hong Kong | No Records Yet | Premium |
| Osaka · Premium | Osaka | No Records Yet | Premium |
| Malaysia · Premium-Plus | Malaysia | No Records Yet | Premium Plus |
How to Obtain Useful Test Results
- Test once during normal hours and once during the evening peak, recording the date, carrier, and target data center.
- Use Ping to observe latency and packet loss; if the target blocks ICMP, also consider actual application connections.
- Use MTR or Traceroute to inspect the path; do not judge the entire route solely by packet loss at an intermediate hop.
- Download speed tests consume traffic. Before comparing, confirm that the test file matches the target data center.