cmivps Hong Kong vps evaluation: All three network return journeys use the cn2 line, supports Windows, and has no traffic limit

cmivps currently seems to have changed the previous mobile cmi international line, and currently a large number of official servers have been shipped. Here "we" will test it again for everyone, and let everyone know how the current cmivps is through data sharing. In fact, cmivps not only provides Hong Kong vps, but also Hong Kong site group servers, Hong Kong two-way CN2 independent servers and other services.

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This evaluation uses a VPS with 2G memory, 2 cores, and 10M bandwidth. The average I/O is about 84MB:

FIO test:

Mainland China Telecom, China Unicom, and China Mobile test uplink bandwidth and downlink bandwidth. We can see from the data that the bandwidth is basically full:

The effect of running in Europe and America is the same, almost full:

The following is a 1G file stored after setting up NGINX on the VPS. Guangzhou Telecom's local Chrome browsing test shows that it can reach 1156KB per second, which can basically be said to be completely full of 10M bandwidth:

Ping data sharing of more than 120 nodes provided by ping.chinaz.com in mainland China, with an average of 70 milliseconds. If you continue to look at the routing below, you will know why:

Mainland China Telecom’s outbound journey is directly connected to the backbone network:

China Mainland China Unicom used to be directly connected to the backbone network:

Mobile or conventional export from Guangdong to your own fixed CMI:

Return to China Telecom in mainland China: All costs are 59.43 via Telecom cn2

Return to China Unicom in mainland China: all via Telecom CN2 59.43

Return to mainland China and China Mobile: all via Telecom CN2 59.43

To summarize the round-trip routing: the outbound journey is directly connected to the backbone, and the return journey to the three networks is all cn2 routing!

The final Unix bench Mark score seems to have a certain load:

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