Bandwidth Limit

Public Network Bandwidth Limit

• When the EIP bandwidth purchased by the user is less than 50Mbps, the entrance bandwidth of this EIP is 50Mbps.
  
• When the EIP bandwidth purchased by the user is greater than or equal to 50Mbps, the entrance bandwidth of this EIP is equal to the exit bandwidth.
  (Entrance Bandwidth: from the Internet to SurferCloud; Exit Bandwidth: from SurferCloud to the public network)

Shared Bandwidth Limit

The minimum bandwidth purchase value for shared bandwidth is 20Mbps.

Traffic Billing Limit

• The maximum bandwidth peak supported by a single EIP is 300Mbps. The bandwidth peak is not a committed business indicator and is only used as a reference value and bandwidth upper limit peak. When resource competition occurs, the bandwidth peak may be limited.
• The sum of the actual bandwidth usage values of all traffic billing EIPs in a single project, under a single region, should not exceed 2Gbps. If the business requires a guaranteed or larger bandwidth peak, you need to use the standard bandwidth or shared bandwidth billing model.