I set up an MC server in Hong Kong, and the route goes through CN2. The ping is 60 ms, but when I join the game in Minecraft, it shoots up to 300–600 ms. What should I do?
QoS packet loss, normal enough—unless you’re on CN2 the entire way and use China Telecom broadband.
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That’s normally only half-route CN2 because it’s China Mobile. Even when it goes through CN2, there will still be cross-network QoS.
Is it Bedrock Edition or Java?
Bedrock Edition uses UDP, and the carrier’s QoS may be stricter than Java’s TCP.
If it’s Java, enabling BBR might help.
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Is this latency on the CN2 route halfway through abnormal? If it has to cross networks, we’ll also have to deal with a whole extra round of cross-network QoS…
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You can try enabling BBR on the server first.
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It’s open.
Then I can only find another server with a good network route to use as a relay.
Or heavily modify the kernel to send multiple packets at once, hoping at least one gets through, trading bandwidth for latency
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Hosting an MC server overseas—are you even human?
What’s wrong with the latency being 60–100 now?
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Hi, packets may be lost.
By the way, how do you test for packet loss?
Capture it on the server
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