SVR4U Malaysia Intel KVM VPS | 2GB $5/mo | 4GB $9.90/mo | IPv4 Included

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• rpqu Member

  May 17

  First

  Thanked by 1bbmmsvr4u
• rpqu Member

  May 17

  @forest, 50mbps UL SG. Should ask their policy about middle/bridge policy

  Thanked by 1forest
• bbmmsvr4u Member, Patron Provider

  May 17

  @rpqu said:
  First

  Yayyy xD hi

  Thanked by 1oloke
• oloke Member, Host Rep

  May 17 edited May 17

  @rpqu said:
  @forest, 50mbps UL SG. Should ask their policy about middle/bridge policy

  According to their ToS:

  9. Fair Use, Bandwidth, and Service Suitability

  For avoidance of doubt, services used primarily for constant or unusually high bandwidth activities such as public proxying, CDN-style relay, storage/file exchange, streaming, download platforms, VOD-style delivery, or P2P/seedbox-type activity may be restricted, including traffic management measures such as bandwidth limitation, where necessary to protect network quality and other customers.
  ...

  10. VPS and Network Controls

  Certain network controls may apply by default to protect platform integrity, abuse prevention, and IP reputation.

  So I highly doubt Tor relays would be allowed, maybe Tor bridges?
  But it's always worth asking @bbmmsvr4u

  Thanked by 1bbmmsvr4u
• bbmmsvr4u Member, Patron Provider

  May 17 edited May 17

  @oloke said:

  @rpqu said:
  @forest, 50mbps UL SG. Should ask their policy about middle/bridge policy

  According to their ToS:

  9. Fair Use, Bandwidth, and Service Suitability

  For avoidance of doubt, services used primarily for constant or unusually high bandwidth activities such as public proxying, CDN-style relay, storage/file exchange, streaming, download platforms, VOD-style delivery, or P2P/seedbox-type activity may be restricted, including traffic management measures such as bandwidth limitation, where necessary to protect network quality and other customers.
  ...

  10. VPS and Network Controls

  Certain network controls may apply by default to protect platform integrity, abuse prevention, and IP reputation.

  So I highly doubt Tor relays would be allowed, maybe Tor bridges?
  But it's always worth asking @bbmmsvr4u

  Thanks for pointing that out.

  To clarify our position: Tor exit nodes are not allowed due to abuse handling and IP reputation risk.

  For non-exit Tor usage such as bridges or middle relays, we do not allow it by default, but we can review it case-by-case via ticket. The customer must confirm it is not an exit node, must not generate abuse complaints, and must accept that traffic management or suspension may apply if it impacts network quality or IP reputation.

  So in short: Tor exits no; non-exit bridge/middle relay maybe, ticket review required.

  Thanked by 1oloke
• bbmmsvr4u Member, Patron Provider

  May 17

  @rpqu said:
  @forest, 50mbps UL SG. Should ask their policy about middle/bridge policy

  Thanks @rpqu

  Tor exits are not allowed due to abuse/IP reputation risk.

  For Tor bridges or non-exit middle relays, we don’t allow them automatically, but we can review case-by-case by ticket. As long as it is clearly non-exit, does not create abuse issues, and stays within fair-use/network limits, we may consider it.

  Thanked by 1oloke
• bbmmsvr4u Member, Patron Provider

  May 17

  @bbmmsvr4u said:
  Hello everyone,

  We are SERVEFORU HOST INTEGRATED, a Malaysia-registered hosting business operating under the SVR4U brand. SVR4U provides VPS hosting, web hosting, reseller hosting, domain services, SSL, and related hosting solutions for individuals, developers, small businesses, and agencies.

  The service location and service IP space for these VPS offers are in Malaysia.

  Please note: These packages are available only through this LET offer and are not listed publicly elsewhere.

  We are launching a limited LET-only Intel KVM VPS promotion.

  Promo code: B45YS0YVYN
  Discount: 50% recurring on the selected billing cycle
  Availability: 50 units total

  30x LET-INTEL-KVM-01
  20x LET-INTEL-KVM-02

  Billing: USD primary, MYR equivalent shown for easier reference.

  LET-INTEL-KVM-01
  LET promo price with code B45YS0YVYN

  Monthly: USD 10.00/month USD 5.00/month recurring / approx RM20.00/month
  Quarterly: USD 28.50/quarter USD 14.25/quarter recurring / approx RM57.00/quarter
  Semi-Annually: USD 54.00/6 months USD 27.00/6 months recurring / approx RM108.00/6 months
  Annually: USD 96.00/year USD 48.00/year recurring / approx RM192.00/year

  Specifications

  1x Intel Xeon Platinum vCPU Core
  2 GB RAM
  15 GB SSD Storage
  1x Dedicated IPv4 Address
  1 Gbps LAN Port
  Up to 300 Mbps Internet Speed
  2 TB Monthly Transfer
  KVM Virtualization
  DDoS Mitigation
  Free Weekly Backups (2 Retentions)
  Reboot / Reinstall Support
  SSH & VNC Access

  Order
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  Monthly: USD 19.80/month USD 9.90/month recurring / approx RM39.00/month
  Quarterly: USD 56.43/quarter USD 28.22/quarter recurring / approx RM111.15/quarter
  Semi-Annually: USD 106.92/6 months USD 53.46/6 months recurring / approx RM213.85/6 months
  Annually: USD 190.00/year USD 95.00/year recurring / approx RM380.00/year

  Specifications

  2x Intel Xeon Platinum vCPU Cores
  4 GB RAM
  45 GB SSD Storage
  1x Dedicated IPv4 Address
  1 Gbps LAN Port
  Up to 500 Mbps Internet Speed
  4 TB Monthly Transfer
  KVM Virtualization
  DDoS Mitigation
  Free Weekly Backups (2 Retentions)
  Reboot / Reinstall Support
  SSH & VNC Access

  Order
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  Network / Usage Notes

  Each VPS includes a 1 Gbps LAN port with plan-based internet speed and a monthly transfer allowance.

  If the monthly transfer allowance is exceeded, the VPS internet speed will be reduced to 50 Mbps until the end of the current billing month. Additional bandwidth can be purchased at USD 3.00 per TB.

  Outbound TCP port 25 is blocked by default on all VPS services for anti-spam and network protection. Legitimate SMTP access may be enabled upon request and review.

  Optional Add-On

  Additional IPv4: RM10 per IP, subject to availability and review.

  Payment Methods

  We currently accept:
  Curlec / Razorpay
  PayPal

  All payments are processed through our billing portal. Payment availability may vary depending on customer location, billing currency, and fraud/risk review.

  Company

  SERVEFORU HOST INTEGRATED
  Brand: SVR4U
  Business Registration: Malaysia-registered business
  Business Registration No.: 202403147095
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  https://billing.svr4u.com

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  https://billing.svr4u.com/submitticket.php?step=2&deptid=2

  Contact
  [email protected]

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  Malaysia

  Network Test Files

  100MB Test File:
  https://speed.svr4u.com/100MB.bin

  1GB Test File:
  https://speed.svr4u.com/1GB.bin

  Looking Glass

  https://lg.svr4u.com

  Thank you,
  SERVEFORU HOST INTEGRATED / SVR4U
  https://svr4u.com

  To add onto the main thread : -
  4x Dedicated IPv6 is now added into each plans!
• rpqu Member

  May 17

  @bbmmsvr4u said:

  @rpqu said:
  @forest, 50mbps UL SG. Should ask their policy about middle/bridge policy

  Thanks @rpqu

  Tor exits are not allowed due to abuse/IP reputation risk.

  For Tor bridges or non-exit middle relays, we don’t allow them automatically, but we can review case-by-case by ticket. As long as it is clearly non-exit, does not create abuse issues, and stays within fair-use/network limits, we may consider it.

  Nice. Also, what about CF connectivity, I see your LG is using prefix of AS132372. Does the traffic to CF zero rated or not?

  @oloke said:

  @rpqu said:
  @forest, 50mbps UL SG. Should ask their policy about middle/bridge policy

  According to their ToS:

  9. Fair Use, Bandwidth, and Service Suitability

  For avoidance of doubt, services used primarily for constant or unusually high bandwidth activities such as public proxying, CDN-style relay, storage/file exchange, streaming, download platforms, VOD-style delivery, or P2P/seedbox-type activity may be restricted, including traffic management measures such as bandwidth limitation, where necessary to protect network quality and other customers.
  ...

  10. VPS and Network Controls

  Certain network controls may apply by default to protect platform integrity, abuse prevention, and IP reputation.

  So I highly doubt Tor relays would be allowed, maybe Tor bridges?
  But it's always worth asking @bbmmsvr4u

  Thank you for pulling the ToS, @oloke.

  Thanked by 2oloke bbmmsvr4u
• oloke Member, Host Rep

  May 17

  @bbmmsvr4u said:

  @oloke said:

  @rpqu said:
  @forest, 50mbps UL SG. Should ask their policy about middle/bridge policy

  According to their ToS:

  9. Fair Use, Bandwidth, and Service Suitability

  For avoidance of doubt, services used primarily for constant or unusually high bandwidth activities such as public proxying, CDN-style relay, storage/file exchange, streaming, download platforms, VOD-style delivery, or P2P/seedbox-type activity may be restricted, including traffic management measures such as bandwidth limitation, where necessary to protect network quality and other customers.
  ...

  10. VPS and Network Controls

  Certain network controls may apply by default to protect platform integrity, abuse prevention, and IP reputation.

  So I highly doubt Tor relays would be allowed, maybe Tor bridges?
  But it's always worth asking @bbmmsvr4u

  So in short: Tor exits no; non-exit bridge/middle relay maybe, ticket review required.

  Thank you for answer and good luck with sales @bbmmsvr4u

  Thanked by 1bbmmsvr4u
• bbmmsvr4u Member, Patron Provider

  May 17

  @rpqu said:

  @bbmmsvr4u said:

  @rpqu said:
  @forest, 50mbps UL SG. Should ask their policy about middle/bridge policy

  Thanks @rpqu

  Tor exits are not allowed due to abuse/IP reputation risk.

  For Tor bridges or non-exit middle relays, we don’t allow them automatically, but we can review case-by-case by ticket. As long as it is clearly non-exit, does not create abuse issues, and stays within fair-use/network limits, we may consider it.

  Nice. Also, what about CF connectivity, I see your LG is using prefix of AS132372. Does the traffic to CF zero rated or not?

  @oloke said:

  @rpqu said:
  @forest, 50mbps UL SG. Should ask their policy about middle/bridge policy

  According to their ToS:

  9. Fair Use, Bandwidth, and Service Suitability

  For avoidance of doubt, services used primarily for constant or unusually high bandwidth activities such as public proxying, CDN-style relay, storage/file exchange, streaming, download platforms, VOD-style delivery, or P2P/seedbox-type activity may be restricted, including traffic management measures such as bandwidth limitation, where necessary to protect network quality and other customers.
  ...

  10. VPS and Network Controls

  Certain network controls may apply by default to protect platform integrity, abuse prevention, and IP reputation.

  So I highly doubt Tor relays would be allowed, maybe Tor bridges?
  But it's always worth asking @bbmmsvr4u

  Thank you for pulling the ToS, @oloke.

  Good question rqpu.

  Thanks for asking!

  Current LG/prefix is via GBNetwork / AS132372.

  Cloudflare traffic is not advertised as zero-rated on our side at the moment. It is treated as normal plan traffic: counted on metered LET plans, and unmetered on plans that are sold as unmetered.

  That said, we are planning to improve our bandwidth accounting so inbound traffic will be free and only outbound traffic will count toward the monthly transfer quota. This is not live/advertised yet, but we plan to include it in a future posting and apply the same traffic-counting method to existing eligible plans once implemented.

  Connectivity to Cloudflare should be fine through the current upstream/peering path, but we don’t sell it as a guaranteed special/zero-rated route.

  Thanked by 2oloke rpqu
• bbmmsvr4u Member, Patron Provider

  May 17 edited May 17

  @oloke said:

  @bbmmsvr4u said:

  @oloke said:

  @rpqu said:
  @forest, 50mbps UL SG. Should ask their policy about middle/bridge policy

  According to their ToS:

  9. Fair Use, Bandwidth, and Service Suitability

  For avoidance of doubt, services used primarily for constant or unusually high bandwidth activities such as public proxying, CDN-style relay, storage/file exchange, streaming, download platforms, VOD-style delivery, or P2P/seedbox-type activity may be restricted, including traffic management measures such as bandwidth limitation, where necessary to protect network quality and other customers.
  ...

  10. VPS and Network Controls

  Certain network controls may apply by default to protect platform integrity, abuse prevention, and IP reputation.

  So I highly doubt Tor relays would be allowed, maybe Tor bridges?
  But it's always worth asking @bbmmsvr4u

  So in short: Tor exits no; non-exit bridge/middle relay maybe, ticket review required.

  Thank you for answer and good luck with sales @bbmmsvr4u

  Thanks @oloke, appreciate the kind words :DD

  Thanked by 1oloke
• Dudwen821 Member

  May 17

  I just hope it's 12/quarter
• bbmmsvr4u Member, Patron Provider

  May 17

  @Dudwen821 said:
  I just hope it's 12/quarter

  Sorry, most of our prices are already fixed and already in promo
• forest Member

  May 17

  @bbmmsvr4u said: For Tor bridges or non-exit middle relays, we don’t allow them automatically, but we can review case-by-case by ticket. As long as it is clearly non-exit, does not create abuse issues, and stays within fair-use/network limits, we may consider it.

  Tor relays can be configured to use a specified monthly bandwidth or a specified average constant bandwidth, so if you have a 2 TB monthly limit, Tor relays can comfortably stay within that (even if they would be capable of using more).

  And indeed non-exit relays do not create abuse issues as they do not initiate any connections to third-party services. Only exits are capable of bringing in legitimate abuse complaints.

  Thanked by 2bbmmsvr4u oloke
• bbmmsvr4u Member, Patron Provider

  May 17

  @forest said:

  @bbmmsvr4u said: For Tor bridges or non-exit middle relays, we don’t allow them automatically, but we can review case-by-case by ticket. As long as it is clearly non-exit, does not create abuse issues, and stays within fair-use/network limits, we may consider it.

  Tor relays can be configured to use a specified monthly bandwidth or a specified average constant bandwidth, so if you have a 2 TB monthly limit, Tor relays can comfortably stay within that (even if they would be capable of using more).

  And indeed non-exit relays do not create abuse issues as they do not initiate any connections to third-party services. Only exits are capable of bringing in legitimate abuse complaints.

  Thanks for the clarification.

  Yes, we understand that non-exit Tor relays/bridges can be configured with bandwidth limits and that they generally do not generate the same type of third-party abuse complaints as exit nodes.

  Our position is mainly operational: we do not allow Tor-related services automatically by default, because we still need to consider network reputation, abuse handling, fair-use impact, and the specific configuration being used.

  For non-exit relays or bridges, we are open to reviewing them case-by-case by ticket. The customer would need to clearly confirm that it is non-exit only, keep it within the plan’s bandwidth/network limits, and ensure it does not cause abuse, blacklist, or operational issues. Exit relays are not allowed.

  So in short: non-exit Tor bridges/relays may be considered with prior approval; Tor exits are not permitted.
• forest Member

  May 17

  @bbmmsvr4u said: For non-exit relays or bridges, we are open to reviewing them case-by-case by ticket. The customer would need to clearly confirm that it is non-exit only, keep it within the plan’s bandwidth/network limits, and ensure it does not cause abuse, blacklist, or operational issues. Exit relays are not allowed.

  Is there any option to have a customized package with a higher monthly traffic limits but lower bandwidth? For example, unmetered but only 10 Mbps instead of 300 Mbps?

  Thanked by 1bbmmsvr4u
• budi1413 Member

  May 18

  gbnetwork upstream

  nice
• bbmmsvr4u Member, Patron Provider

  May 18

  @forest said:

  @bbmmsvr4u said: For non-exit relays or bridges, we are open to reviewing them case-by-case by ticket. The customer would need to clearly confirm that it is non-exit only, keep it within the plan’s bandwidth/network limits, and ensure it does not cause abuse, blacklist, or operational issues. Exit relays are not allowed.

  Is there any option to have a customized package with a higher monthly traffic limits but lower bandwidth? For example, unmetered but only 10 Mbps instead of 300 Mbps?

  We do have packages for unmetered packages, I'm thinking of adding an option is either with traffic or unmetered. That's a good idea! Thanks

  @budi1413 said:
  gbnetwork upstream

  nice

  Yes, this is GBNetwork Upstream.!

  Thanked by 4oloke budi1413 JohnFilch123 forest
• budi1413 Member

  May 19

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  Tue May 19 05:28:30 PM +08 2026
  
  Basic System Information:
  ---------------------------------
  Uptime     : 0 days, 0 hours, 1 minutes
  Processor  : QEMU Virtual CPU version 2.5+
  CPU cores  : 2 @ 2494.116 MHz
  AES-NI     : ✔ Enabled
  VM-x/AMD-V : ❌ Disabled
  RAM        : 3.8 GiB
  Swap       : 0.0 KiB
  Disk       : 44.0 GiB
  Distro     : Debian GNU/Linux 13 (trixie)
  Kernel     : 6.12.88+deb13-amd64
  VM Type    : KVM
  IPv4/IPv6  : ✔ Online / ❌ Offline
  
  IPv4 Network Information:
  ---------------------------------
  ISP        : Unknown
  ASN        : Unknown
  Location   : Kyiv, Kyiv City (30)
  Country    : Ukraine
  
  fio Disk Speed Tests (Mixed R/W 50/50) (Partition /dev/sda1):
  ---------------------------------
  Block Size | 4k            (IOPS) | 64k           (IOPS)
    ------   | ---            ----  | ----           ----
  Read       | 59.11 MB/s   (14.7k) | 583.28 MB/s   (9.1k)
  Write      | 59.22 MB/s   (14.8k) | 586.35 MB/s   (9.1k)
  Total      | 118.33 MB/s  (29.5k) | 1.16 GB/s    (18.2k)
             |                      |
  Block Size | 512k          (IOPS) | 1m            (IOPS)
    ------   | ---            ----  | ----           ----
  Read       | 1.22 GB/s     (2.3k) | 1.27 GB/s     (1.2k)
  Write      | 1.29 GB/s     (2.5k) | 1.36 GB/s     (1.3k)
  Total      | 2.52 GB/s     (4.9k) | 2.64 GB/s     (2.5k)
  
  Geekbench 5 Benchmark Test:
  ---------------------------------
  Test            | Value
                  |
  Single Core     | 858
  Multi Core      | 1634
  Full Test       | https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/24311202
  
  YABS completed in 3 min 21 sec
  

  ---------------------------------- nws.sh ---------------------------------
        A simple script to bench network performance using speedtest-cli
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Version            : v2026.04.13
   Global Speedtest   : wget -qO- nws.sh | bash
   Region Speedtest   : wget -qO- nws.sh | bash -s -- -r <region>
   Ping & Routing     : wget -qO- nws.sh | bash -s -- -rt <region>
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Basic System Info
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   CPU Model          : QEMU Virtual CPU version 2.5+
   CPU Cores          : 2 @ 2494.116 MHz
   CPU Cache          : 16384 KB
   AES-NI             : ✔ Enabled
   VM-x/AMD-V         : ❌ Disabled
   Total Disk         : 44.0 GB (1.4 GB Used)
   Total RAM          : 3.8 GB (383.4 MB Used)
   System uptime      : 0 days, 0 hour 6 min
   Load average       : 0.37, 0.37, 0.17
   OS                 : Debian GNU/Linux 13
   Arch               : x86_64 (64 Bit)
   Kernel             : 6.12.88+deb13-amd64
   Virtualization     : KVM
   TCP Control        : cubic
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Basic Network Info
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   Primary Network    : IPv4
   IPv6 Access        : ❌ Offline
   IPv4 Access        : ✔ Online
   ISP                : Unknown
   ASN                : Unknown
   ASN (IPv4)         : AS132372 GB Network Solutions Sdn. Bhd.
   Location           : Kyiv, Kyiv City-30, Ukraine
   Location (IPv4)    : Kuala Selangor, Selangor, MY
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   Speedtest.net (Region: GLOBAL)
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   Location         Latency     Loss    DL Speed       UP Speed       Server
  
   ISP: GB Network Solutions Sdn. Bhd.
  
   Nearest          184.91 ms   0.0%    521.65 Mbps    143.25 Mbps    RETN - Kyiv
  
   Bangalore, IN    51.91 ms    0.0%    496.83 Mbps    134.74 Mbps    Bharti Airtel Ltd - Bangalore
   Chennai, IN      47.91 ms    0.5%    497.05 Mbps    124.67 Mbps    RailTel Corporation of India Ltd - Chennai
   Mumbai, IN       73.69 ms    0.0%    529.73 Mbps    231.91 Mbps    Melbicom - Mumbai
  
   Seattle, US      164.91 ms   N/A     463.68 Mbps    164.91 Mbps    Comcast - Seattle, WA
   Los Angeles, US  190.14 ms   0.0%    451.03 Mbps    86.89 Mbps     ReliableSite Hosting - Los Angeles, CA
   Dallas, US       216.83 ms   0.0%    398.39 Mbps    148.27 Mbps    Hivelocity - Dallas, TX
   Miami, US        254.03 ms   0.0%    491.11 Mbps    92.99 Mbps     Frontier - Miami, FL
   New York, US     228.56 ms   0.0%    517.06 Mbps    122.10 Mbps    GSL Networks - New York, NY
   Toronto, CA      227.40 ms   0.0%    329.24 Mbps    132.50 Mbps    Rogers - Toronto, ON
   Mexico City, MX  264.71 ms   0.0%    490.32 Mbps    95.32 Mbps     INFINITUM - Ciudad de México
  
   London, UK       165.99 ms   0.0%    512.09 Mbps    143.71 Mbps    VeloxServ Communications - London
   Amsterdam, NL    168.51 ms   0.0%    520.42 Mbps    119.54 Mbps    RoyaleHosting B.V. - Amsterdam
   Paris, FR        170.94 ms   0.0%    373.46 Mbps    149.37 Mbps    Scaleway - Paris
   Frankfurt, DE    182.50 ms   0.9%    395.65 Mbps    126.18 Mbps    Clouvider Ltd - Frankfurt am Main
   Warsaw, PL       178.14 ms   0.0%    538.96 Mbps    155.58 Mbps    Play - Warszawa
   Bucharest, RO    191.82 ms   0.0%    405.04 Mbps    151.06 Mbps    Digi
   Moscow, RU       203.43 ms   0.0%    475.72 Mbps    97.60 Mbps     fdcservers.net - Moscow
  
   Jeddah, SA       218.28 ms   0.0%    525.42 Mbps    87.29 Mbps     Saudi Telecom Company
   Dubai, AE        89.50 ms    N/A     517.06 Mbps    228.49 Mbps    e& UAE - Dubai
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   Tokyo, JP        FAILED
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   Hong Kong, CN    54.24 ms    N/A     434.97 Mbps    57.22 Mbps     Misaka Network, Inc. - Hong Kong
   Singapore, SG    18.53 ms    0.0%    496.50 Mbps    483.25 Mbps    ViewQwest - Singapore
   Jakarta, ID      29.01 ms    0.0%    496.89 Mbps    343.92 Mbps    PT Solnet Indonesia - Jakarta
  
   Sydney, AU       106.25 ms   0.0%    510.89 Mbps    168.13 Mbps    Aussie Broadband - Sydney
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   Avg DL Speed       : 471.97 Mbps
   Avg UL Speed       : 150.92 Mbps
  
   Total DL Data      : 18.02 GB
   Total UL Data      : 5.67 GB
   Total Data         : 23.69 GB
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   Duration           : 16 min 39 sec
   System Time        : 19/05/2026 - 17:49:51 +08
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   Result             : https://result.nws.sh/r/1779184192_XLK4EN_GLOBAL.txt
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  Thanked by 3oloke bbmmsvr4u sh97
• JohnFilch123 Member

  May 19

  Also interested in unmetered packages

  Thanked by 2bbmmsvr4u oloke
• budi1413 Member

  May 19

  @JohnFilch123 said:
  Also interested in unmetered packages

  you can select at order page 10mbps unmetered

  Thanked by 2JohnFilch123 oloke
• JohnFilch123 Member

  May 19

  @forest said:

  @bbmmsvr4u said: For non-exit relays or bridges, we are open to reviewing them case-by-case by ticket. The customer would need to clearly confirm that it is non-exit only, keep it within the plan’s bandwidth/network limits, and ensure it does not cause abuse, blacklist, or operational issues. Exit relays are not allowed.

  Is there any option to have a customized package with a higher monthly traffic limits but lower bandwidth? For example, unmetered but only 10 Mbps instead of 300 Mbps?

  Yes, you can get 10mbps unmetered now, on the website.

  Thanked by 1forest
• budi1413 Member

  May 19

  the provider recommended to change tcp control from cubic to bbr

  ---------------------------------- nws.sh ---------------------------------
        A simple script to bench network performance using speedtest-cli
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Version            : v2026.04.13
   Global Speedtest   : wget -qO- nws.sh | bash
   Region Speedtest   : wget -qO- nws.sh | bash -s -- -r <region>
   Ping & Routing     : wget -qO- nws.sh | bash -s -- -rt <region>
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Basic System Info
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   CPU Model          : QEMU Virtual CPU version 2.5+
   CPU Cores          : 2 @ 2494.116 MHz
   CPU Cache          : 16384 KB
   AES-NI             : ✔ Enabled
   VM-x/AMD-V         : ❌ Disabled
   Total Disk         : 44.0 GB (1.4 GB Used)
   Total RAM          : 3.8 GB (403.2 MB Used)
   System uptime      : 0 days, 0 hour 8 min
   Load average       : 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
   OS                 : Debian GNU/Linux 13
   Arch               : x86_64 (64 Bit)
   Kernel             : 6.12.88+deb13-amd64
   Virtualization     : KVM
   TCP Control        : bbr
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Basic Network Info
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   Primary Network    : IPv4
   IPv6 Access        : ❌ Offline
   IPv4 Access        : ✔ Online
   ISP                : Unknown
   ASN                : Unknown
   ASN (IPv4)         : AS132372 GB Network Solutions Sdn. Bhd.
   Location           : Kyiv, Kyiv City-30, Ukraine
   Location (IPv4)    : Kuala Selangor, Selangor, MY
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Speedtest.net (Region: GLOBAL)
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Location         Latency     Loss    DL Speed       UP Speed       Server
  
   ISP: GB Network Solutions Sdn. Bhd.
  
   Nearest          185.66 ms   0.0%    530.57 Mbps    265.58 Mbps    RETN - Kyiv
  
   Bangalore, IN    52.09 ms    0.7%    485.61 Mbps    405.09 Mbps    Bharti Airtel Ltd - Bangalore
   Chennai, IN      47.92 ms    1.1%    475.63 Mbps    454.90 Mbps    RailTel Corporation of India Ltd - Chennai
   Mumbai, IN       106.81 ms   0.7%    527.79 Mbps    416.22 Mbps    Melbicom - Mumbai
  
   Seattle, US      163.94 ms   N/A     427.18 Mbps    329.05 Mbps    Comcast - Seattle, WA
   Los Angeles, US  189.89 ms   0.0%    453.71 Mbps    358.85 Mbps    ReliableSite Hosting - Los Angeles, CA
   Dallas, US       216.72 ms   0.0%    386.25 Mbps    353.20 Mbps    Hivelocity - Dallas, TX
   Miami, US        263.62 ms   0.0%    489.91 Mbps    284.95 Mbps    Frontier - Miami, FL
   New York, US     230.00 ms   1.0%    496.64 Mbps    221.21 Mbps    GSL Networks - New York, NY
   Toronto, CA      226.74 ms   0.0%    431.66 Mbps    365.52 Mbps    Rogers - Toronto, ON
   Mexico City, MX  262.94 ms   0.0%    462.67 Mbps    315.09 Mbps    INFINITUM - Ciudad de México
  
   London, UK       166.36 ms   0.0%    504.72 Mbps    344.53 Mbps    VeloxServ Communications - London
   Amsterdam, NL    168.81 ms   0.0%    530.53 Mbps    338.87 Mbps    RoyaleHosting B.V. - Amsterdam
   Paris, FR        171.19 ms   0.0%    436.83 Mbps    367.39 Mbps    Scaleway - Paris
   Frankfurt, DE    178.14 ms   0.0%    455.03 Mbps    367.75 Mbps    Clouvider Ltd - Frankfurt am Main
   Warsaw, PL       182.50 ms   0.0%    511.93 Mbps    383.88 Mbps    Play - Warszawa
   Bucharest, RO    186.84 ms   0.0%    435.45 Mbps    372.92 Mbps    Digi
   Moscow, RU       203.29 ms   0.0%    457.50 Mbps    399.63 Mbps    fdcservers.net - Moscow
  
   Jeddah, SA       228.32 ms   0.0%    499.93 Mbps    309.60 Mbps    Saudi Telecom Company
   Dubai, AE        94.17 ms    N/A     529.16 Mbps    231.53 Mbps    e& UAE - Dubai
   Istanbul, TR     204.20 ms   0.0%    531.52 Mbps    396.22 Mbps    Turkcell - Istanbul
   Tehran, IR       FAILED
   Cairo, EG        193.06 ms   0.0%    447.91 Mbps    353.94 Mbps    Telecom Egypt - Cairo
  
   Tokyo, JP        FAILED
   Shanghai, CU-CN  344.03 ms   N/A     427.20 Mbps    74.80 Mbps     China Unicom 5G - Shanghai
   Hong Kong, CN    54.73 ms    0.0%    450.82 Mbps    360.83 Mbps    Misaka Network, Inc. - Hong Kong
   Singapore, SG    FAILED
   Jakarta, ID      30.65 ms    0.0%    491.96 Mbps    501.95 Mbps    PT Solnet Indonesia - Jakarta
  
   Sydney, AU       106.91 ms   0.0%    528.23 Mbps    423.79 Mbps    Aussie Broadband - Sydney
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   Avg DL Speed       : 477.17 Mbps
   Avg UL Speed       : 346.05 Mbps
  
   Total DL Data      : 17.93 GB
   Total UL Data      : 12.46 GB
   Total Data         : 30.40 GB
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Duration           : 16 min 49 sec
   System Time        : 19/05/2026 - 19:43:02 +08
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Result             : https://result.nws.sh/r/1779190984_6WIL61_GLOBAL.txt
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  

  Thanked by 3JohnFilch123 oloke bbmmsvr4u
• bbmmsvr4u Member, Patron Provider

  May 19

  @budi1413 said:
  the provider recommended to change tcp control from cubic to bbr

  ---------------------------------- nws.sh ---------------------------------
        A simple script to bench network performance using speedtest-cli
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Version            : v2026.04.13
   Global Speedtest   : wget -qO- nws.sh | bash
   Region Speedtest   : wget -qO- nws.sh | bash -s -- -r <region>
   Ping & Routing     : wget -qO- nws.sh | bash -s -- -rt <region>
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Basic System Info
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   CPU Model          : QEMU Virtual CPU version 2.5+
   CPU Cores          : 2 @ 2494.116 MHz
   CPU Cache          : 16384 KB
   AES-NI             : ✔ Enabled
   VM-x/AMD-V         : ❌ Disabled
   Total Disk         : 44.0 GB (1.4 GB Used)
   Total RAM          : 3.8 GB (403.2 MB Used)
   System uptime      : 0 days, 0 hour 8 min
   Load average       : 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
   OS                 : Debian GNU/Linux 13
   Arch               : x86_64 (64 Bit)
   Kernel             : 6.12.88+deb13-amd64
   Virtualization     : KVM
   TCP Control        : bbr
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Basic Network Info
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Primary Network    : IPv4
   IPv6 Access        : ❌ Offline
   IPv4 Access        : ✔ Online
   ISP                : Unknown
   ASN                : Unknown
   ASN (IPv4)         : AS132372 GB Network Solutions Sdn. Bhd.
   Location           : Kyiv, Kyiv City-30, Ukraine
   Location (IPv4)    : Kuala Selangor, Selangor, MY
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Speedtest.net (Region: GLOBAL)
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Location         Latency     Loss    DL Speed       UP Speed       Server
  
   ISP: GB Network Solutions Sdn. Bhd.
  
   Nearest          185.66 ms   0.0%    530.57 Mbps    265.58 Mbps    RETN - Kyiv
  
   Bangalore, IN    52.09 ms    0.7%    485.61 Mbps    405.09 Mbps    Bharti Airtel Ltd - Bangalore
   Chennai, IN      47.92 ms    1.1%    475.63 Mbps    454.90 Mbps    RailTel Corporation of India Ltd - Chennai
   Mumbai, IN       106.81 ms   0.7%    527.79 Mbps    416.22 Mbps    Melbicom - Mumbai
  
   Seattle, US      163.94 ms   N/A     427.18 Mbps    329.05 Mbps    Comcast - Seattle, WA
   Los Angeles, US  189.89 ms   0.0%    453.71 Mbps    358.85 Mbps    ReliableSite Hosting - Los Angeles, CA
   Dallas, US       216.72 ms   0.0%    386.25 Mbps    353.20 Mbps    Hivelocity - Dallas, TX
   Miami, US        263.62 ms   0.0%    489.91 Mbps    284.95 Mbps    Frontier - Miami, FL
   New York, US     230.00 ms   1.0%    496.64 Mbps    221.21 Mbps    GSL Networks - New York, NY
   Toronto, CA      226.74 ms   0.0%    431.66 Mbps    365.52 Mbps    Rogers - Toronto, ON
   Mexico City, MX  262.94 ms   0.0%    462.67 Mbps    315.09 Mbps    INFINITUM - Ciudad de México
  
   London, UK       166.36 ms   0.0%    504.72 Mbps    344.53 Mbps    VeloxServ Communications - London
   Amsterdam, NL    168.81 ms   0.0%    530.53 Mbps    338.87 Mbps    RoyaleHosting B.V. - Amsterdam
   Paris, FR        171.19 ms   0.0%    436.83 Mbps    367.39 Mbps    Scaleway - Paris
   Frankfurt, DE    178.14 ms   0.0%    455.03 Mbps    367.75 Mbps    Clouvider Ltd - Frankfurt am Main
   Warsaw, PL       182.50 ms   0.0%    511.93 Mbps    383.88 Mbps    Play - Warszawa
   Bucharest, RO    186.84 ms   0.0%    435.45 Mbps    372.92 Mbps    Digi
   Moscow, RU       203.29 ms   0.0%    457.50 Mbps    399.63 Mbps    fdcservers.net - Moscow
  
   Jeddah, SA       228.32 ms   0.0%    499.93 Mbps    309.60 Mbps    Saudi Telecom Company
   Dubai, AE        94.17 ms    N/A     529.16 Mbps    231.53 Mbps    e& UAE - Dubai
   Istanbul, TR     204.20 ms   0.0%    531.52 Mbps    396.22 Mbps    Turkcell - Istanbul
   Tehran, IR       FAILED
   Cairo, EG        193.06 ms   0.0%    447.91 Mbps    353.94 Mbps    Telecom Egypt - Cairo
  
   Tokyo, JP        FAILED
   Shanghai, CU-CN  344.03 ms   N/A     427.20 Mbps    74.80 Mbps     China Unicom 5G - Shanghai
   Hong Kong, CN    54.73 ms    0.0%    450.82 Mbps    360.83 Mbps    Misaka Network, Inc. - Hong Kong
   Singapore, SG    FAILED
   Jakarta, ID      30.65 ms    0.0%    491.96 Mbps    501.95 Mbps    PT Solnet Indonesia - Jakarta
  
   Sydney, AU       106.91 ms   0.0%    528.23 Mbps    423.79 Mbps    Aussie Broadband - Sydney
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Avg DL Speed       : 477.17 Mbps
   Avg UL Speed       : 346.05 Mbps
  
   Total DL Data      : 17.93 GB
   Total UL Data      : 12.46 GB
   Total Data         : 30.40 GB
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Duration           : 16 min 49 sec
   System Time        : 19/05/2026 - 19:43:02 +08
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Result             : https://result.nws.sh/r/1779190984_6WIL61_GLOBAL.txt
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  

  Thanks budi for the benchmark!, yes i have already implemented this on every VM templates, it should perform better now.> @JohnFilch123 said:

  @forest said:

  @bbmmsvr4u said: For non-exit relays or bridges, we are open to reviewing them case-by-case by ticket. The customer would need to clearly confirm that it is non-exit only, keep it within the plan’s bandwidth/network limits, and ensure it does not cause abuse, blacklist, or operational issues. Exit relays are not allowed.

  Is there any option to have a customized package with a higher monthly traffic limits but lower bandwidth? For example, unmetered but only 10 Mbps instead of 300 Mbps?

  Yes, you can get 10mbps unmetered now, on the website.

  Yes there is an unmetered option for this.