When choosing a Hong Kong server, the selection of the line is essential for ensuring server performance, stability and user experience. Here are some common Hong Kong server line types and their characteristics:

　　BGP line (multi -thread):

　　Features: The BGP (Border Gateway Agreement) line is a multi -threaded line that achieves load balancing through multiple international export nodes to improve the stability and availability of the network.

　　Applicable scenarios: suitable for business distribution or high requirements for international visits.

　　CN2 line:

　　Features: CN2 (China Telecom Network 2) is provided by China Telecom, which is mainly used to increase the access speed of mainland China to Hong Kong servers, with low latency and high bandwidth.

　　Applicable scenario: It is suitable for business located in mainland China and can provide a better domestic visit experience.

　　Direct China Telecom, Telecom, Unicom, and mobile lines:

　　Features: Direct operators in mainland China provide good domestic visits, but international visits may be relatively slow.

　　Applicable scenario: Applicable to major users from mainland China, especially the direct China Telecom line.

　　GIA line (Hong Kong International Export):

　　Features: GIA (Global Internet Access) line is a local international export line in Hong Kong, which is suitable for business that needs to handle a large number of international traffic.

　　Applicable scenarios: applicable to business that requires large international bandwidth, and may be facing global users.

　　Two -way BGP line:

　　Features: The two -way BGP line combines the advantages of BGP lines and direct China Telecom, Telecom, Unicom, and mobile lines, which can provide good international and domestic access speed.

　　Applicable scenario: It is suitable for users with a wide range of users and needs to take into account the international and domestic access speed.

　　When selecting a line, you need to consider factors such as budget, business needs and user distribution. Fully communicate with the server custodian to understand the line performance it provided, which helps make decisions that are most in line with business needs.