Obviously there is 100M fiber, and there is no problem with the router. Why is it still so "stuck" when playing some online games or opening certain websites?
The old driver will definitely tell you that this is because the other party's server is far away and may not be in the country...
Always thought that the data starts from your home computer and can reach the other party's server in a swish? No, no, in fact... it has to cross thousands of mountains and rivers to reach its destination, and it needs multiple routes to transfer.
Moreover, each transfer will cause a certain delay, and even data will be accidentally lost (packet loss). If the server is far away or accessed across operators, it will be transferred through many routes.
As a result, the network delay, packet loss rate, etc. will go up, and there are also various cards when accessing...
In fact, in addition to playing games and accessing websites, there will be such problems, as well as remote access to shared files, OA office systems, and so on.
No, in order to solve similar problems, Dandelion remote networking flagship and platinum versions have introduced BGP lines in multiple regions. It is worth mentioning that the current platinum version has also added an international line.
Seeing this, you may have some questions... What exactly is BGP?
The so-called BGP here refers to the Border Gateway Protocol, that is, the Border Gateway Protocol, which is used for interconnection between Internet ASs (Autonomous Systems).
The main function of BGP is to control the propagation of routes and select the best route.
Although it sounds unclear, in fact, you only need to know that BGP can realize multi-line interconnection and automatically select the optimal path~
Regardless of China Unicom, telecommunications or other broadband, access can be unimpeded.
Therefore, if the broadband operators among the network members are different, they are not in China, or the network environment is complicated. Using BGP or international line forwarding can magically increase the speed of mutual access and data transmission.
Of course, the tediousness of dandelion remote networking is more than the above. For example, black technology such as 2-step networking can only be understood after experiencing it in person...