BGP multi line is widely used in Hong Kong, and many users' rented Hong Kong servers can support BGP multi line. This is because BGP multi line can provide access to multi line networks such as China Unicom and Telecom. However, some single line networks, such as China Unicom, cannot support access between telecommunications networks and require jump modules, which can lead to delays and packet loss. The BGP multi line server in Hong Kong can support automatic switching to the BGP multi line protocol, achieving automatic switching to the most available line during server access, reducing data packet loss delay. However, it cannot be ruled out that packet loss may also occur in special regions, such as BGP Hong Kong servers experiencing network interruptions, slow networks, abnormal network connections, etc. Jtti will take a look at the common causes of packet loss in Hong Kong servers.

1、 Network congestion

When the network experiences insufficient bandwidth due to excessive traffic, network congestion may occur. For example, the bandwidth of the BGP server in Hong Kong is 20M exclusive, while the required bandwidth for daily website browsing is 5M. When an attack occurs, there will be a bandwidth usage rate of over 10M, and data packets will need to be queued for transmission. The ultimate result is that the connection lags far behind, making it difficult to store the next data packet in a timely manner, resulting in network latency. This situation indicates that the bandwidth is insufficient and needs to be upgraded in a timely manner.

2、 There is a problem with the network circuit

The lines used by Hong Kong BGP servers may vary depending on the network service provider. Poor line quality (such as disorderly wiring in the computer room, dropped line connections, etc.) can lead to transmission failures in the cost line BGP server, resulting in a high packet loss rate. It is best to check the line signal and identify the problem point in a timely manner for resolution.

3、 Network hardware error

The use of firewalls, routers, network switches, and other devices may result in malfunctions and inability to provide services, which can also lead to data loss. To ensure the configuration expansion requirements brought about by enterprise development, the original network hardware is insufficient to support the transmission of network data through these hardware. It is necessary to timely upgrade and monitor the performance of network related equipment, update and upgrade the relevant hardware configuration.

4、 Software error

Software failures/obsolescence, such as programming errors, human operations, low versions, virus infections, etc., can all lead to software usage errors. When encountering such situations, it is necessary to restart/repair the software and update/patch it in a timely manner. When using Hong Kong servers in daily life, it is important to pay attention to the usage of various software to avoid such errors.

5、 Safety hazards

The large loss of data packets may be caused by security vulnerabilities, possibly due to network attacks, where malicious attackers are controlling the router and sending a large number of attack commands. This will cause overloading of Hong Kong servers and severe packet loss if the bandwidth exceeds the limit. To ensure data security and server stability, it is necessary to do a good job in daily security maintenance, monitor server usage in a timely manner, and develop security strategies to respond to attacks. The packet loss rate will affect the stability of Hong Kong servers, and the critical degree of packet loss rate is greater than latency. Both individual and enterprise users should pay attention to the packet loss situation of Hong Kong servers!