Oray Peanut Hull
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Oray Peanut Hull (Huashengke) Egress and tunnels
fails: identitynational-idno cardDwrite-gated
| Free tier | The free edition provides 1 GB of traffic per month; when it runs out you wait for the next month's reset or expand it through official tasks, with no compulsory payment. [translated] unit GB; metered on unstated |
|---|---|
| Price | USD 0 |
| Per-object cap | not applicable |
| Retention | not applicable |
| Egress | 1 GB per month on the free edition, resettable monthly or expandable through in-product tasks whose size is not stated.; ingress: udp free_allowance: 1 GB per month on the free edition, resettable monthly or expandable through in-product tasks whose size is not stated. |
| Identity | national-id Registration requires real-name verification before a mapping can be added: 'register a Peanut Hull account and complete real-name verification (the free edition needs the basic check)'. The checks offered are mainland identity checks. |
| Limits | |
| Binding | write-gated Either of the other two would fail first in arithmetic (1 GB/month is 0.0009 TiB), but the client never reaches the counter: the real-name gate sits at registration. |
| Interface | cli Windows, Linux and NAS clients; a web console at console.hsk.oray.com manages mappings and domains. |
| Tooling | vendor client on Windows/Linux/NAS plus wg-quick on the local box |
| Composes with | 1 GB/month cannot carry a WG session for long; useful only as a reachability fallback for a control plane. |
| Reliability | Free-edition bandwidth is shaped to 1 Mbps outside an 18:00-08:00 window; the vendor rates free-edition stability at 99.5 percent. |
| Notes | The largest consumer tunnel brand in China and the one an English reader is most likely to have heard of. Two independent blocks: a 1 GB monthly counter and a mainland real-name check. The free external port can be randomised or set by the operator, and the vendor says free users can switch ports to pick a lower-latency node, so port stability is a choice rather than a guarantee. |
| Evidence rung | documented Quota, bandwidth, mapping count and the real-name step are all on the vendor's own pages read today. What would raise the rung is a probe of a UDP mapping, which needs a verified account. |
| Checked | 2026-10-23 (live); stale on 2026-11-22 |
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Evidence (3)
| date | source | what it proved |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-23 | hsk.oray.com/news/47972.html | free edition provides 1 GB per month and 1 Mbps, with a night-time speed boost |
| 2026-10-23 | hsk.oray.com/news/49157.html | free edition is 1 Mbps, 2 mapping routes, 10 concurrent connections, 1 free shell domain; protocol may be TCP/UDP or ALL; real-name verification required |
| 2026-10-23 | hsk.oray.com/price/ | the paid ladder starts at CNY 1299/year, so the free edition is the only zero-cost rung |
More fields (7)
{
"wg_path": "inside-udp",
"wg_detail": "The mapping form takes a protocol of 'TCP/UDP' or 'ALL', so a public UDP port can be mapped to a local UDP listener, which is all a WG endpoint needs. No WG config is issued.",
"ingress": "udp",
"volume_tib_month": 0.00091,
"volume_stated": "1 GB per month on the free edition, resettable monthly or expandable through in-product tasks whose size is not stated.",
"bytes_transit": "yes",
"transit_note": "Oray cloud relays every byte; the vendor states the client opens an encrypted tunnel to the cloud and external requests are forwarded inward."
}Unknown or withheld values (2)
$.per_object_cap.statednot-applicable$.retention.statednot-applicable