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A question about Soyoustart network

WeikangWeikang Member
edited May 2016 in General

The Soyoustart has server rooms in North America and Europe, I want to know which location can be better connected to China. Thanks.

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  • LeeLee Veteran

    http://bhs.proof.ovh.net/

    Should give you an indication on the differences.

  • ElliotJElliotJ Member
    edited May 2016

    I'd assume BHS, but you can test for yourself.

    bhs.proof.ovh.net - Canada

    gra.proof.ovh.net - Gravelines, France

    rbx.proof.ovh.net - Roubaix, France

    You can run your usual tracert/ping tests there, as well as download files for speed testing.

  • WeikangWeikang Member

    @Lee said:
    http://bhs.proof.ovh.net/

    Should give you an indication on the differences.

    Thank you. I will make a test later.

  • MikeAMikeA Patron Provider, Veteran

    All three are about identical in regards to latency & packet loss. France is a bit better though it seems.

  • BHS is better to China in my experience.

  • msg7086msg7086 Member

    BHS should be slightly better as it only goes though half of the globe.

    But all of them are craps.

    Thanked by 1Laxenade
  • ssiw610ssiw610 Member

    yes they are!

    @msg7086 said:
    BHS should be slightly better as it only goes though half of the globe.

    But all of them are craps.

  • WeikangWeikang Member

    @msg7086 said:
    BHS should be slightly better as it only goes though half of the globe.

    But all of them are craps.

    Aha. I was told that BHS was very crowded.

  • msg7086msg7086 Member

    @Weikang said:

    Aha. I was told that BHS was very crowded.

    Might be. But Europe is further.

  • WeikangWeikang Member

    @msg7086 said:

    @Weikang said:

    Aha. I was told that BHS was very crowded.

    Might be. But Europe is further.

    Yes, I will think about it. And how about Hetzner Compard to Soyoustart?

  • honestly ovh has good servers but somthing always seem to go wrong and the ddos attacks that came in kept my server down i mean yeah id use them but if u really need ddos protection then dont use OVH in my opinion

  • WeikangWeikang Member

    @HellRaiser said:
    honestly ovh has good servers but somthing always seem to go wrong and the ddos attacks that came in kept my server down i mean yeah id use them but if u really need ddos protection then dont use OVH in my opinion

    Do you have any suggestions?

  • XIAOSpider97XIAOSpider97 Member
    edited May 2016

    @linuxthefish said:
    BHS is better to China in my experience.

    CU yes, CT no.

  • i use blazingnode Weikang but i was only saying that ovh sucks for ddos protection good servers but bad ddos protection

  • msg7086msg7086 Member

    @Weikang said:

    Yes, I will think about it. And how about Hetzner Compard to Soyoustart?

    I won't even consider using European servers to serve Chinese users.

  • I can tell you:

    China Unicom to BHS: China - USA - Canada

    BHS to CU: Canada - USA - China

    China Telecom to BHS: China - UK - Canada

    BHS to CT: Canada - USA - China

    CU to GRA/RBX/SBG: China - USA - Canada - France

    GRA/RBX/SBG to CU: France - Canada - USA - China

    CT to GRA/RBX/SBG: China - UK/Germany - France

    GRA/RBX/SBG to CT: France - UK/Germany - China

    Thanked by 1david_W
  • WeikangWeikang Member

    @msg7086 said:

    @Weikang said:

    Yes, I will think about it. And how about Hetzner Compard to Soyoustart?

    I won't even consider using European servers to serve Chinese users.

    Actually, I'm not using it to serve Chinese users. But I still hope it has good connection to China.

  • msg7086msg7086 Member

    @Weikang said:

    But I still hope it has good connection to China.

    That's, hmm, hopeless.

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