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Is Cernet down right now?

Up  stable for 416 h 28 min
Cernet is up. It loaded from the 1 location we checked, fastest in 3.8 s.

No one has reported a problem in the last hour.

🇺🇸Phoenix✓3.8s
Checked 3 h ago · 8 locations · this page updates by itself while it is open
Locations checked · 05:00 UTC
1 of 1 loaded it
fastest response 3.82 s
Official status page
None published
we look for status.cernet.net automatically
Visitor reports, last hour
0
normal for this hour: about 3

About Cernet

The domain was registered 31 years ago through Xiamen 35.com Information Co., Ltd.. The Internet Archive first captured it in 1998. It ranks #9,270 among the most visited sites in the world on the Tranco list. It is hosted in CN on the China Education and Research Network Center network.

The most recent problem was a slowdown on 22 September 2026 at 22:00 UTC, which lasted 2 h 17 min. That is the only incident in the last 90 days, 2 h 17 min of downtime in total, and 88.46% of our checks succeeded.

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Reports, last 24 hours

0 reports · normally about 3 per hour
08:46 yesterdaynow
Problem reportedNo reports in the last 24 hours.
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What we checked

05:00:39 UTC
LayerResultOutcome
DNS name lookupcernet.net resolves to 202.205.109.155 (AS4538 China Education and Research Network Center)pass
TLS certificateCertificate from Let's Encrypt, expires 2026-11-11pass
HTTP, PhoenixHTTP 200 in 3.82 s 3 h agopass
ContentPage title: “China Education and Research Network (CERNET)”–
ReputationTrust score 100/100 · trust checkEstablished

Outage history, 90 days

88.46% uptime · 1 incident
Started (UTC)IncidentDuration
2026-09-22 22:00Slow2 h 17 min

Common questions

Is Cernet down for everyone or just me?

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How do you know if Cernet is down?

We request the homepage from 8 locations, check DNS, the TLS certificate and the HTTP response, and compare the page content with what we saw before. We also read the service's official status feed where one exists and count visitor reports against the usual rate for the hour.

What can I do while it is down?

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