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 CentersCityTest IPs in the DirectoryRoute Labels
Hong Kong · BGPHong KongNo Records YetHong Kong · BGP
Hong Kong · STDHong KongNo Records YetHong Kong · STD
Hong Kong · INTLHong KongNo Records YetHong Kong · INTL
Osaka · IIJOsakaNo Records YetOsaka · IIJ
Tokyo · BGPTokyoNo Records YetTokyo · BGP
Tokyo · IIJTokyoNo Records YetTokyo · IIJ
Tokyo · STDTokyoNo Records YetTokyo · STD
Seoul · INTLSeoulNo Records YetSeoul · INTL
Los Angeles · TRILos AngelesNo Records YetLos Angeles · TRI
Los Angeles · 9929Los AngelesNo Records YetLos Angeles · 9929
Los Angeles · CMIN2Los AngelesNo Records YetLos Angeles · CMIN2
Los Angeles · CN2 GIALos AngelesNo Records YetLos Angeles · CN2 GIA
Dedicated Server · Hong KongHong KongNo Records YetDedicated Server · Hong Kong
Dedicated Server · Los Angeles 9929Los AngelesNo Records YetDedicated Server · Los Angeles 9929

How to Obtain Useful Test Results

  1. Test once during normal hours and once during the evening peak, recording the date, carrier, and target data center.
  2. Use Ping to observe latency and packet loss; if the target blocks ICMP, also consider actual application connections.
  3. Use MTR or Traceroute to inspect the path; do not judge the entire route solely by packet loss at an intermediate hop.
  4. Download speed tests consume traffic. Before comparing, confirm that the test file matches the target data center.
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