Nationwide Speed Map

- >10s
- 3s-10s
- 1s-3s
- 0.5s-1s
- <=0.5s
11 monitoring points in this test
100%
| Region | Fastest | Slowest | Average |
|---|---|---|---|
| All Nodes | -- | -- | -- |
| China Telecom | -- | -- | -- |
| China Unicom | -- | -- | -- |
| China Mobile | -- | -- | -- |
| East China | -- | -- | -- |
| South China | -- | -- | -- |
| Central China | -- | -- | -- |
| North China | -- | -- | -- |
| Southwest | -- | -- | -- |
| Northwest | -- | -- | -- |
| Northeast | -- | -- | -- |
| HK/MO/TW | -- | -- | -- |
DNS Resolution Stats
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| Node | Response IP | IP Location | Status | Total | Resolve | Connect | Download | Redirect | Head |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No valid test results were obtained. Please run the test again. | |||||||||
Website Speed Test Test Findings for web.fpllxu.cn
- Tested
- Oct 23, 2026, 3:35 PM
- Completed probes
- 11/11
- Valid HTTP response probes
- 0 (0%)
- Average total response time
- --
This HTTP website speed test on 2026-10-22 covered 306 nodes; 302 returned a valid HTTP response, a 99.3% response rate, all HTTP 200. Median total response time was 382 ms and the 95th percentile 1027 ms. No clear anomaly requiring a chang
There is not enough network HTTP speed-test data to draw this chart.
Key findings
- 302 nodes returned HTTP 200, giving a 99.3% response rate; 2 nodes did not obtain a valid HTTP response, and 2 platform probe failures are excluded from website performance.
- Median total response time was 382 ms, with a 90th percentile of 784 ms, a 95th percentile of 1027 ms, and a 457 ms average, indicating a modest long tail.
- Median response times were 381 ms for telecom, 343 ms for unicom, and 344 ms for mobile, each with a response rate above 98.6%; overseas nodes showed a 960 ms median and 1687 ms 90th percentile, well above domestic nodes
- Nine distinct response IPs were observed during this test, which is an observation from this run.
Improvement recommendations
- The HTTP response rate is 0%, below the 95% review threshold. Retest failed probes and use their status codes or network errors to inspect the CDN, reverse proxy, or origin only if failures persist.
These results describe this distributed test only and do not establish long-term availability, security, or a root cause.