China CDN, China Delivery & ICP Licences

The Great Firewall of China (GFW) is the combination of legislative actions and technologies enforced by the People's Republic of China to regulate the Internet domestically. This represents a huge challenge for companies trying to do business in China, since global Internet traffic entering China is susceptible to IP blocking, DNS filtering and redirection, URL filtering, packet filtering, man-in-the-middle attack, TCP connection reset.

China Internet Landscape - Compliance

In order to do business in China, all foreign companies have to acquire a proper license from Chinese Ministry of Industry and Technology (MIIT). One regulation promulgated by the MIIT is the rule that all Internet Content Providers (ICPs) must register their business with the MIIT.

All domains used to deliver any content into China, including that of foreign companies, must have an ICP license.

If you are unable to qualify for a legally-compliant registration on your own, then you need to seek out a company that can vouch for
your content and help you to avoid bandwidth issues at peak times.

Managed DNS for China is powered by delivery nodes in key markets including Shanghai, Beijing, Qingdao, and Shenzhen. By partnering with GlobalDots, you get full access to GlobalDots technology, Monitoring, Data Feeds, 3rd party Integrations, and ability to leverage Pulsar telemetry-based routing.

Mainland China Network POPs GlobalDots' Managed DNS for China network is deeply interconnected with top tier Chinese ISPs including China Telecom, China Unicom, and China Mobile. Managed DNS for China offers DNS response times that are up to 15x faster when compared to other industry-leading providers.

Enterprises simply delegate their .com or other global zones to GlobalDots. Our authoritative name service makes sure that queries coming from China are answered by our Managed DNS for China service, and queries from elsewhere are answered by GlobalDots' globally anycasted Managed DNS network. No need to set up and maintain a separate .cn domain to ensure high performance.

GlobalDots' PoPs are interconnected using multiple tier 1 backbones and backed by clear SLAs for latency and packet loss.

GlobalDots' Beijing PoP is connected by a private and encrypted link through a government-approved provider to GlobaDots' Hong Kong PoP. At the Hong Kong PoP (a mere 30ms away), traffic is optimally routed over the GlobalDots Cloud to all global enterprise locations and cloud applications, such as Office 365.

Mobile users establish secure tunnels to the GlobalDots Cloud from GlobalDots' mobile client that runs on their devices. All users and locations are segmented and protected with GlobalDots' Firewall as a Service.