The Hong Kong NAT20 I bought from Wuliao Cloud before, which cost 20 yuan a year, is down; they switched me to Singapore
Using the airport’s Hong Kong node has been unstable lately; switching back and forth is a hassle
Here it’s Wuhan Unicom. Transit bandwidth, counted as two-way, should be about 200GB. Main use for AI and forums; occasionally watch videos
My main priority is stability; I don’t care whether it’s clean or not
Budget under 40/year. Not sure if that’s appropriate—any advice would be appreciated.
250 GB bi-directional per month, maybe 25 for six months, 4837 standard optimization, the port seems to peak at 500, but should be able to run around 100 or so. If you want, I’ll install a 3x boost.
200GB, and it’s still on Unicom. Alibaba Cloud CDT is only $4 a month—perfect for Unicom optimization, and you don’t even need to pool; you can set it up yourself. And Unicom already has optimizations for HiNet, right? If your HiNet connection to Taiwan isn’t as good as a direct one, try a direct connection.
Thanks, man. I’ll go back and check out Alibaba’s thing. On my campus network, I can connect directly to Hinet with a latency of around 100 ms, but the traffic won’t go through — it’s all China Unicom