Jtti is a professional service provider in Singapore. It operates multiple overseas data centers in Hong Kong/US/Singapore. It mainly provides products such as cloud servers, physical servers, and high-defense servers. Jtti Hong Kong server rental comes standard with 3 IPs, supporting Windows and Linux operating system, bandwidth, IP can be customized, up to 1G large bandwidth can be enjoyed.

The following is the evaluation of Jtti Hong Kong independent server, E5-2660 CPU, 16G configuration

First look at the delay effect of the local Ping, as shown below:

It can be seen that the average delay of the local Ping is about 45ms, which is quite good for the Hong Kong server, and it can be seen that the network is very stable and there is basically no packet loss.

Let's take a look at the delay effect of the national three-network Ping, as follows:

The national three-network Ping average delay is about 53ms, including 50ms for the telecom network, 107ms for the China Unicom network, and 50ms for the mobile network.

The following is the network stability around the world evaluated by third-party tools, as follows:

It can be seen that the network stability of all nodes around the world is quite good. There is basically no packet loss in China or abroad, and the delay in Asia is within 100ms.

Let's take a look at the Hong Kong server's three-network outbound and backhaul routing.

Telecom outbound routing:

Telecom's outbound routing is to go out from the Shanghai network port, and then directly connect to the Hong Kong computer room, using the CN2 line of 59.43.

China Unicom outbound route:

China Unicom's outbound route goes out from the Guangzhou network port, and then directly connects to the Hong Kong computer room, using the AS4837 line.

Mobile outbound routing:

The mobile outbound route goes out from the Guangzhou network port, and then directly connects to the Hong Kong computer room, using the mobile CMI line.

Next, let's look at the three-network backhaul routing.

Telecom backhaul routing:

The telecom backhaul route is directly connected to the domestic network port, and the CN2 line of 59.43 is used.

China Unicom return route:

China Unicom's return route enters through the Guangzhou network port and takes the AS4837 line.

Mobile Backhaul Routing:

The mobile backhaul is directly connected to the domestic network port and takes the CMI line.

So the summary is: Telecom two-way CN2. Unicom two-way AS4837. Mobile two-way CMI.

Finally, let's take a look at the performance and speed of the Hong Kong server, as follows:

It can be seen that this Hong Kong server uses a CPU with a main frequency of 2.2 GHz, and the disk IO is about 378 MBI seconds, and the performance is still good. The upload speed reached almost 100Mbps, and the download speed ran at 10Mbps.

The above is the introduction of Jtti's Hong Kong independent server related evaluation. Overall, this Hong Kong server is quite good, with low delay, stable network, and fast speed, which is suitable for domestic users.

Note: The article comes from a third-party webmaster evaluation.