Hong Kong
FB-030Multi-IP server
E3-1230V2
- RAM
- 8 GB
- Storage · choose one
- 1 TB HDD240 GB SSD
- Network
- 15 Mbps CIA
FAST-BGP · RESOURCE GUIDE
Compare Hong Kong and US multi-IP server plans and quotation options. Start with hardware, bandwidth and usable IP counts, then check each product’s allocation format, option charges and delivery terms.
1C and 8C are option names, not counts of usable addresses. Choose one IP option per plan; compare its usable count, allocation format and charge below.
The plan count is not a live stock count.
Multi-IP server
E3-1230V2
Multi-IP server
E5-2660
Multi-IP server
Dual E5-2660
Multi-IP server
Dual E5-2678V3
Multi-IP server
Dual E5-2698V3
Multi-IP server
E3-1230V2
Multi-IP server
E5-2660V2
Multi-IP server
Dual E5-2697V2
Multi-IP server
Dual E5-2678V3
Multi-IP server offer
E5-2660×2 (16 cores)
Usable IP count and allocation rules: to be confirmed
Validity, stock and delivery terms: to be confirmed
FAST-BGP · CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
Each option can cover several hardware and route combinations. Confirm a configuration and quote before ordering. Existing products above remain available to order online.
multi-IP servers
US multi-IP servers
Start with where your users connect from and which networks they use, then compare hardware, bandwidth and IP requirements. A location or a route label such as CIA does not establish latency or reliability. Test the routes offered with your shortlisted plans.
Check usable address counts, allocation formats, option charges and what the monthly price includes for each plan. Ask sales to confirm any missing address counts or allocation rules for promotional plans before ordering. Compare bandwidth and data-transfer allowances separately.
Request a test address for the exact product and route you are considering. Run a few bounded Ping or MTR tests from networks your users actually use, at their usual access times, and check application behaviour. Save the target, time, source network and complete results; do not judge a plan by its single lowest latency.