Gerade eingetroffen:
Nach etlichen Mails meinerseits hat sich das mit der Telekom bestätigt.
Da hilft es leider nur, dass Ihr Euch dort bei der Telekom beschwert.
Hello,
On our Free or Pro plans we serve you locally with any ISP that interconnects with us, but not necessarily for traffic accessed only via an ISP that does not peer with us.
If some of your traffic is being served to users at ISPs that do not peer with us, there is a good chance it may be served from non-local routes. Despite being closer to one particular PoP you might find that your traffic is flowing through another one located further away. While performance for some of these customers may be reduced at times, all other Cloudflare benefits will work the same.
You can read more about this on our blog: The relative cost of bandwidth around the world:
https://blog.cloudflare.com/bandwidth-costs-around-the-world
If you want to make sure you retain access to all Cloudflare transit providers worldwide, please upgrade to our Business Plan (outside of Korea) or our Enterprise Plan anywhere in the world in your Cloudflare dashboard, under the Overview section.
Unfortunately we cannot manually control routing paths, and based on the issue being around Telekom, it sounds like they might not peer with us. In this case it may be worth considering if this performance boost on the Business plan (and the others that come with it) are worth an additional cost.
I hope this helps, please let us know if you have any further questions.