How to Choose a US CN2 Server? Determining Return Routing and Peak-Hour Packet Loss
The key to choosing a US CN2 server is verifying that the return path uses 59.43 nodes end-to-end. This article explains MTR tracing, latency floor calibration, and business scenarios to avoid GT disguising as GIA and distinguish link acceleration from DDoS protection.
CN2 GIA vs CN2 GT Performance and Latency: A 4-Step Practical Test
CN2 GIA vs CN2 GT: The key difference is in return routing. Use bidirectional mtr and peak-hour testing to distinguish them in 4 steps.