Prioritize latency
Choose nearby locations first to reduce ping for work, video calls, and apps sensitive to response time.
ZicNet servers
ZicNet locations help you choose a route by task, ISP, and time of day, starting with Singapore or Japan before farther routes.
ZicNet publishes public server status by location cluster, not by individual infrastructure node. The website loads this data from the production panel with server-side cache for up to 30 minutes and shows only region, status, public node count, online sessions when available, and update times.
Data is loaded from the production ZicNet panel and cached for up to 30 minutes. Updated: Nov 06, 2026, 04:40 PM
Public location and status table
| Location | Public status | Public nodes | Online | Last check | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Singapore | Offline | 2 | 0 | Updating | Jul 13, 2026, 09:49 PM |
| United States | Offline | 2 | 0 | Updating | Jun 22, 2026, 09:32 AM |
| HongKong | Offline | 1 | 0 | Updating | Jun 22, 2026, 09:24 AM |
Singapore
OfflineNo public node in this cluster is currently confirmed available.
- Public status
- 2 public nodes
- Online
- 0 online sessions
- Last check
- Checked: updating
- Updated
- Updated: Jul 13, 2026, 09:49 PM
United States
OfflineNo public node in this cluster is currently confirmed available.
- Public status
- 2 public nodes
- Online
- 0 online sessions
- Last check
- Checked: updating
- Updated
- Updated: Jun 22, 2026, 09:32 AM
HongKong
OfflineNo public node in this cluster is currently confirmed available.
- Public status
- 1 public nodes
- Online
- 0 online sessions
- Last check
- Checked: updating
- Updated
- Updated: Jun 22, 2026, 09:24 AM
How to choose a ZicNet location
No single location is best for every ISP. For daily use, try Singapore or Japan first, test during your real usage hours, and switch to the US only when the app or account actually needs a US route.
Compare by ISP
The same location can behave differently on home Wi-Fi, mobile data, and public Wi-Fi. Save the route that works best for your network.
Report with context
When something fails, send the location, ISP, device, Happ app state, and time of issue so support can check routing faster.
How to read the status
Operational means at least one public node in the location cluster is responding normally. Degraded means the cluster still responds, but monitoring signals are incomplete. Offline means no public node in that cluster is currently confirmed available.
When no location responds
If Happ still has a server list but no location responds, confirm the plan is active, refresh the subscription, check the public status on this page, and retry on both Wi-Fi and mobile data. When contacting support, send tested locations, ISP/Wi-Fi, device, issue time, and a screenshot with the subscription link hidden.
Public data limits
This page only shows location-level aggregate data so users can choose a route and check service status. ZicNet does not publish technical endpoints, service connectors, access credentials, group identifiers, routing identifiers, or internal infrastructure settings.