Product Features
The main features of the PathX product include: configuration acceleration and route acceleration.
Configuration Acceleration
- Source Site Types: The IP or domain name that requires acceleration, of which you only need to choose one. To flexibly expand the scale of a source site server, it is recommended to enter a domain name.
- Multi-Port Acceleration: One configuration acceleration can simultaneously accelerate and forward multiple ports of the source site.
- Multi-Protocol Acceleration: It supports TCP and UDP Layer 4 forwarding, as well as HTTP, HTTPS, WS, and WSS Layer 7 forwarding. Using TCP can support scenarios such as HTTP, HTTPS, HTTP2, and Websocket. Using UDP can support applications such as the QUIC protocol and chat rooms.
- Configuration Acceleration: Configure the source site to be accelerated (IP/domain name). It supports multiple business ports, allows you to specify the location of the source site, and enables you to select the purchased acceleration routes.
Route Acceleration
- Source Site Location: The region where the business server is located.
- Acceleration Region: The region that needs to be covered by the business (distant from the source site). For example, if the source site is in the United States and needs to cover users in China, the acceleration region would be China.
- Acceleration Route: The route instance between the acceleration region and the source site. One acceleration route can be bound to multiple configuration accelerations (source sites being the same).
- Multi-Region Acceleration: If there are multiple regions needing acceleration, multiple acceleration routes can be bound on one configuration acceleration without changing the configuration.