Fastsoft

Cloudflare Node Check · Network Signals and Edge Timing

Inspect the exit IP, edge colo, WARP and protocol seen by Cloudflare from this browser. Compare fixed sites and available third-party IP risk signals.

Cloudflare exit IP

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Location lookup pending · cloudflare.com

Cloudflare edge colo

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The colo code comes from Cloudflare trace; city names use a common-code reference.

WARP and connection protocol

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Turnstile Non-interactive mode

Attempts a silent background check

This site needs Turnstile site keys
Current status
Not configured
Server validation—
Verification time—

Configure real keys after deployment to enable verification. Test keys cannot measure environment risk.

Turnstile Managed mode

Cloudflare decides whether interaction is needed

This site needs Turnstile site keys
Current status
Not configured
Server validation—
Verification time—

Configure real keys after deployment to enable verification. Test keys cannot measure environment risk.

Cloudflare site colo and timing comparison

This browser reads public traces from fixed Cloudflare-backed sites. Timings include browser and HTTP overhead.

Site / networkNetwork typeEdge coloRequest timeProtocol
FastsoftThis siteChecking…——
cloudflare.comCloudflare siteChecking…——
openai.comThird-party siteChecking…——
Discord GatewayThird-party siteChecking…——
1.1.1.1DNS / WARP networkChecking…——
speed.cloudflare.comSpeed networkChecking…——
cdnjs.cloudflare.comStatic CDNChecking…——
workers.cloudflare.comWorkers platformChecking…——

Waiting for readable trace results.

Cloudflare edge speed test

Runs only on request against speed.cloudflare.com; up to 300 MB downloaded and 50 MB uploaded.

Download

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Mbps

Upload

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Mbps

Edge request round trip

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ms

The test runs only after a click. Usage depends on network speed. Request round trip is not pure TCP RTT or origin speed.

Cloudflare network risk reference

Uses available IPQuery indicators. This is not a Cloudflare Bot Management score.

Checked exit IP

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Third-party risk score

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Approximate location

RegionUnknown
CityUnknown
ASNUnknown
ProviderUnknown

Risk indicators

Open proxy
Unknown
VPN
Unknown
Tor
Unknown
Hosting / cloud IP
Unknown
Residential proxy
Unknown
Corporate proxy
Unknown
Abuse records
Unknown

Signals without reliable data stay unknown. Not detected does not guarantee safety; no score is inferred when data is absent.

Google reCAPTCHA v3 Verification test

Returns a Google score for this page. Higher scores typically indicate human-like traffic.

Current status
Not configured
Server validation—
Verification time—
Trust score—

Configure this site’s reCAPTCHA v3 keys before running the test.

Cloudflare connection details

Colo code—
Data center—
Colo location—
Exit IP location—
HTTP protocol—
TLS version—
SNI—
Key exchange—
WARP—
Zero Trust gateway—
Edge server time—

Cloudflare network profile

Cloudflare-owned exit IPUnknown
Exit ASNUnknown
Exit IP risk scoreUnknown
Colo and exit regionUnknown
HTTP/3 (QUIC)Unknown
TLS 1.3Unknown
Encrypted SNI (ECH)Unknown
IP version—

Colo history

Up to eight entries are stored only in this browser.

暂无历史记录

What this Cloudflare check shows

Trace reports the exit, colo and negotiated connection for this request. DNS, routing, proxies and address families can change the colo by destination. These timings compare this run only.

Interpreting the results

  • The WARP field describes this Cloudflare request only.
  • A Turnstile pass validates this site’s configured token. It does not predict frictionless access elsewhere.
  • Risk scores come from third-party IP intelligence, not Cloudflare’s private bot score.

Common Cloudflare edge colo codes

These are common city examples. The trace code is authoritative for the request; unfamiliar codes remain visible as returned.

HKGHong Kong
NRTTokyo
SINSingapore
ICNSeoul
TPETaipei
LAXLos Angeles
SJCSan Jose
SEASeattle
LHRLondon
FRAFrankfurt
AMSAmsterdam
SYDSydney

Frequently asked questions

What is a Cloudflare edge colo?

A colo is the Cloudflare edge data center that handled this request, identified by a three-letter code. This page reads the trace colo field and maps common codes to cities. The destination, route and protocol can change the result.

Why do sites reach different colos?

Destination, DNS, routing, proxy rules and IPv4 versus IPv6 can change the path. The comparison shows observed requests. A domain or colo difference alone cannot establish a site’s Cloudflare plan.

How does the Cloudflare exit IP differ from my usual IP?

It is the public address Cloudflare observed for this trace request. Proxy or routing rules can send other sites through a different exit. Compare it with the My IP page to check the path.

What do warp=off, on and plus mean?

These values come from this Cloudflare trace. Off means this request did not use WARP, on means WARP, and plus means WARP+. They describe this connection only.

What is a normal timing in the comparison table?

The time includes browser, DNS, TLS, HTTP and transport overhead. It is not a ping or raw TCP RTT. Compare destinations within one run and repeat at other times; a single high value may reflect temporary congestion.

Why is HTTP/3 or TLS 1.3 not used?

Trace reports the protocol negotiated for this request. HTTP/3 can depend on connection reuse, proxies and UDP 443 reachability. For an older TLS version, inspect the browser and proxy settings; one result does not identify the cause.

What do silent and interactive Turnstile passes mean?

Non-interactive and managed are two widgets configured for this site. Cloudflare decides whether managed mode needs a click. PASS appears only after this site validates the token server-side, and does not predict another site’s challenge.

Does this page store my IP or verification result?

Colo history stays in this browser and can be cleared. The exit IP goes to this site’s intelligence endpoint for third-party lookup. CAPTCHA tokens go through this site’s backend to Cloudflare or Google. Fastsoft does not save these results to its database.

Fastsoft / Guide

Practical guide

The page automatically reads public traces from Fastsoft and fixed Cloudflare-backed sites to compare exit IPs, edge colos, WARP, protocol and request times. You can run an optional Cloudflare speed test and inspect available third-party IP risk data.

How to use it

  1. Open the page and wait for the exit, colo, WARP and comparison table.
  2. Review this site’s server-validated Turnstile states for both modes; real site keys are required.
  3. Optionally run the speed test or reCAPTCHA v3 check, then inspect connection details and local colo history.

Example

If Fastsoft and 1.1.1.1 traces show NRT and HKG, those requests reached different colos. Compare the exit IP, protocol and your routing rules to investigate the path.

What to know

The page cannot read Cloudflare’s private Bot Management score or infer a Cloudflare plan from a domain. IPQuery risk is a third-party reference and is unknown when unavailable. Turnstile and reCAPTCHA require real public site keys and server secrets; test keys cannot assess risk. The speed test runs only after a click and can download up to 300 MB and upload 50 MB to Cloudflare’s edge.

Interpreting the results

  • The trace colo, WARP, HTTP, TLS, SNI and key-exchange fields describe this browser request. IPv4/IPv6, proxies and destinations may change them.
  • Each comparison row times one HTTP request, not an ICMP ping. It does not prove the destination uses a particular Cloudflare plan.
  • Turnstile shows PASS only after this site’s backend validates the token with Cloudflare Siteverify. A pass here does not predict challenges elsewhere.
  • Colo history stays in this browser. Observed IPs go to Fastsoft’s intelligence endpoint for IPQuery or basic IPinfo fallback and are not written to D1.

Common question

Why are CAPTCHA widgets unconfigured or the risk score unknown?

The site owner must configure the corresponding public site key and server secret. The IP intelligence source may time out or lack data; neither condition is treated as a pass or low risk.

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