Global Server Locations

For reading webpages, researching information, and visiting developer documentation, start with a relay route in a relatively nearby region. Page-based tasks usually consist of many short requests, so a smooth entry matters more than a single peak-speed result. If a frequently used site has clear regional versions, choose an exit matching the account’s usual region to reduce repeated changes in language, currency, and content.

A direct route can supplement this for occasional regions or simple lookups. If images pause while loading or a login page keeps refreshing, first switch to a relay route in the same region rather than changing countries immediately. Keeping the region unchanged makes it easier to determine whether the issue comes from the route type or the target website.

Choose a route based on the region where the content is available, then check the streaming support information in the table. Platforms may change their regional detection rules. “Supported” means the route is offered for streaming scenarios; it does not mean every account or content library will always produce the same result. After connecting, open the target platform to confirm the content region before playback.

Avoid changing exits during playback. If the content library does not match, first clear the target app’s old session and reconnect to another route in the same region. If loading remains inconsistent, switch from direct to relay or IEPL. Change only one condition at a time during troubleshooting so you can identify whether the difference comes from the account region, app cache, or route selection.

AI tools commonly use long-lived connections, continuous responses, and regional checks, making them more sensitive to exit continuity than ordinary webpages. Prioritize the region used by the account over time, and start with a relay or IEPL dedicated line. Do not switch routes during generation tasks, or context requests may be interrupted and the page may ask you to verify your login again.

The regions supported by different AI services are not identical. A successful connection only means that the network path is established; it does not mean the service is available in that region. If a page reports that the region is unavailable, check the service rules first and then choose an eligible exit. Do not rapidly switch back and forth between countries. Developer tools, editor plugins, and command-line tasks should use the same exit where possible to avoid presenting different regions through webpages and APIs.

Choose a game route based on the server’s region rather than whether the route city is familiar. Login, matchmaking, voice chat, and gameplay may use different connections, so the route must handle both continuous communication and bursts of data. Start with a relay route in the target region and observe continuity throughout a complete session.

If the game server is sensitive to path changes, do not switch exits after entering a session. Whether direct access is suitable depends on public connectivity between the local network and the target region. An IEPL dedicated line is better suited to scenarios requiring continuous connectivity, but the final experience still depends on the game server and local access network. This page does not show fixed latency values because one number cannot represent actual conditions across different networks, times, and target servers.

Video meetings, remote desktops, code repositories, and cloud consoles prioritize connection continuity. Consider an IEPL dedicated line or relay route near the office system, and have your meeting app, browser, and development tools use an exit in the same region. This helps keep the account region consistent and makes faults easier to isolate.

Confirm the route before opening work applications for important tasks. Do not switch routes while transferring files or running remote jobs. If your usual region offers multiple route types, make the stable route primary and keep another type in the same region as a backup. When problems occur, change the route type first rather than changing both the region and application settings.