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Hello, i'm a vps lover from china mainland
HeavySword
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Hello LET, i'm a host/vps lover from china mainland . i've been fascinated in vps for about several months. I mainly active in nodeseek. Recently, i heard this forum and decide to join to communicate with vps lovers from other country. i' ll try to post in english. But I afraid i have to read with ai translator, because my english reading speed is too slow.
What i feel interested is the difference between the community of vps lovers: lowendtalk and nodeseek. From the latter, what we care the most is the return route from the VPS to China. A vps with well-optimised return route can be sell more than $10/month with only 1 core and 1G RAM.
Ask me anything you want to know.
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洗洗睡吧，别熬夜了
今天看比赛，晚点睡
Is there a China IP I can test against? I seem to have a lot of Chinese customers.
Can you name a few clean VPS providers in mainland China that also are selling to international customers, accept PayPal, are not expensive, and also have some english speaking support staff?
Oh, and: welcome on LET
Of course，you can use these CDN nodes for TCP ping testing. They originally shared here in nodeseek.
For latency and bandwidth test, we usually use this script. Although the results is shown in Chinese, i think it is easy to understand from the numbers.
Not a mainland china user, but I often use these sites for checking the network conditions in China.
In China, the network is divided between 3 major telco: China Telecom, China Unicom, and China mobile. And the network condition also heavily depend on each province. Each telco had their special premium international routes (e.g. the famous cn2 gia / AS9929 / CMIN2). The international outbound routes are often congested during night peaks (e.g. 18-23 UTC+8). There's also cross-province transit billing and per-province firewall policy, so your latency to one telco's network in one province doesn't necessary translate to the performance in next province (or even next city).
I would say tencent cloud or alibaba cloud. They have international department. At most just use a online dd script to wipe and reinstall a known clean iso.