# Line Configuration

DMIT LAX.AS3.EB.Pocket + SixtyNet Cox Static Home Broadband

# IP Quality



# Connection Quality (Evening Rush Hour, Tested Using Actual Home Broadband Connection)

## Multi-threaded


## Single-threaded


# Price and Data Allowance

- 400R/year

- 400G of bidirectional data per month

- Includes 200 GB of Germany-optimized bandwidth per month as a backup (not via home broadband)

# Delivery Method

- Vless+Reality nodes

# Important Notes

- Abuse, sharing, resale, peer-to-peer (PT) activity, outbound port scanning, and key generators are strictly prohibited

- Prohibited: Prolonged, meaningless speed tests

- This service is not an AI-routing service disguised as residential broadband; all traffic passes through a residential broadband egress point. The residential broadband connection features a high-bandwidth static IP exclusively for members of this service, which is why it’s a bit more expensive. The quality of the home broadband IP is crucial. If traffic isn’t properly routed, it may degrade the IP’s quality. Please let me know upon joining whether you understand how to route traffic. If you’re unsure, I’ll directly route the relevant services to the home broadband exit, while all other traffic will go through the DMIT exit (since it’s a new IP block, it’s also very clean).

# Contact Information

[TG]( https://t.me/v2af_channel?direct)