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📘 Overview

The ISP Info page is similar to Project Info, but focuses on network quality and traffic insights from a country and city perspective.
It allows you to analyze how different ISPs perform when connecting to domains in specific regions.
This page is a key tool for diagnosing regional connection issues and evaluating network distribution.

Users can start by selecting a country or city and then view domain and ISP connection data.
Available information includes:

  • Top domains by user volume in the selected region (default: highest-traffic country)
  • ISP-level statistics
  • Connection health indicators between ISPs and domains

This makes it easy to identify anomalies and traffic patterns.

ISP Info


🧭 Feature Breakdown

1. Regional Filters

  • Country Selector: Displays all ISPs and their usage within the selected country.
  • City Selector (if available): Further narrows the analysis to a specific city or region.

2. ISP Overview Table (Bottom Section)

  • Once a country is selected, the table below loads ISP user and status data automatically.
  • ISPs are sorted by number of users in descending order, helping you quickly spot major providers.

3. ISP-to-Domain Monitoring

  • The table includes a list of the top domains with the highest number of users in the selected country.

  • Each domain is marked with a color-coded health indicator:

    • 🟢 Green: Normal
    • 🟡 Yellow: Warning (minor issues)
    • 🔴 Red: Critical issue
    • Gray: No data or inactive

📊 Table Column Descriptions

Column NameDescription
Top Domain StatusThe most accessed domain for the ISP, shown with a color-coded status
ISPInternet service provider name
User/5mNumber of active connections from this ISP (sorted descending)
FailFailure rate for this ISP (sorted descending)
msAverage response time for requests via this ISP (if available)

🔍 Usage Scenarios

1. Diagnose Regional Issues

  • If users report instability in a specific country or region, this page helps identify problematic ISPs or domains quickly.

2. ISP Comparison & Diagnosis

  • If multiple ISPs serve the same domain but only one shows poor performance, it likely indicates a regional ISP issue.
    Useful for support teams when working with network providers.

3. Strategic Planning

  • Long-term monitoring of ISP stability can guide business decisions, such as selecting CDN nodes or regional service deployment strategies.