Network accounting and protection
1. Guarantee and starting strategy
- “0M guarantee” is only applicable to new users’ first-month experience.
- Starting from the second month, the minimum guarantee is: -International ordinary network: 500M.
- International optimization/continental optimization network (such as IIJ, BBTEC): 100M.
2. Bandwidth billing rules
- Both guaranteed and burst bandwidth are billed at the 95th Percentile.
- The unit price of burst bandwidth is increased by 0.05 USD/M based on the selected guaranteed unit price.
- Example: When the minimum guarantee is 0.20 USD/M, the unit price of the burst part is 0.25 USD/M.
3. DDoS protection rules
- Provide 2 free DDoS protection events every calendar month.
- The billing cycle for a single protection is 3 days, and any period less than 3 days will be counted as 3 days.
- Protection capabilities are limited by current network capacity and upstream capabilities.
- Bandwidth during DDoS is calculated according to the regular 95th billing rule.
- During non-DDoS periods, bandwidth is billed according to the larger value in the inbound and outbound directions.
- When the free times are exceeded or high-defense services need to be continued, billing will be based on 0.6 USD/M, based on the actual peak traffic after cleaning.
4. Network stability and resolution
- When the scale of the attack exceeds the current protection capabilities, we will not be liable for any resulting business interruption.
- If the attack seriously affects the backbone network or other customers, we have the right to temporarily blackhole the attacked IP.
5. Line level description
- International Standard
- International Optimized
- Mainland China Optimized (such as IIJ, BBTEC)
- Premium Mainland China Optimized (such as CN2 GIA, CUVIP/AS9929, CMI)
6. Routing and Advertisement Compliance
- Before customers make BGP announcements, routing policy changes, or ASN-related configurations, they should confirm feasibility and compliance with us in advance.
- The responsible party shall bear the upstream penalties and business impact caused by incorrect route announcements, hijacking, leaks, or policy mismatches.