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You said single IP was attacked... Either way, you shut down your network to save resources. That's the mitigation if you don't have any other counters.
There was multiple suggestions for you to pull the plug. And that was serious counter against ongoing attack. Your network was fcked up, so why waste electricity andngive skids morale pleasure to drain your resources?
I think you read between the lines, not from the beginning to the end. I was attacked on a single IP and had massive downtime when I was protected by Voxility, with the servers located in the datacenter. The "luck" then was that only our site had been attacked, not the entire subnet.
During the works, there were several reboots at the switch level. Saving 40 KWh is not worth it at the moment, I didn't end up that bad
Isn't it TOO MUCH for a bunch of dedis?
370W on avg has only storage server.
1U with 16 disks (12 rotational) comes with some cost.
Daily consumption is 39-45Kwh
370W is pretty fair consumption, but I find it very strange that total consumption is 40kWh
How do you calculate that?
45k / (2x1000 dual psu) - ~20 servers? My math could be wonk and obviously he has switches etc too?
I think he has way less equipment, may be wrong though
Ahh gotcha, I didn't think it was so unreasonable considering he's been here selling for a while now
Good to see your main site is back up @FlorinMarian . I guess OVH DDoS is handling it!
Down for me, tested through my ISP connection and using Cloudflare Warp
Crazy if they took down his OVH server as well
Very mad
No idea why he would use his own nameservers and not just cloudflare, given the ongoing issues..
Also, I see it dosen't at all seem to be OVH?
https://dnschecker.org/#A/hazi.ro
From AS701:
https://hazi.romain site is accessible on IPv4 but inaccessible on IPv6.Even so, I hope you do send emails or will in future.
As a customer I would appreciate if my hosting provider lets me know about a network issue and doesn’t bank on me living on LET forums to get that info. Not professional at all.
Nothing related to my business.
Some friends bought an apartment in the city where my girlfriend is studying and it was a perfect opportunity to rent a good-looking apartment at a good price to move in with my girlfriend.
Since yesterday, my presence is no longer needed anyway. All network connections are LACP and in the unfortunate event that the switch itself has problems, through Team Viewer I can access an old laptop left in the rack, open 24/7 and with a physical connection to the switch console.
Thank you!
Calin and I have different end clients, I do not promote and tolerate "freedom of expression" the way he does.
TOR has nothing to look for in our network, regardless of the type of node - for example.
We saw how awesome that went. Hopefully the laptop has a 4G connection and not your slapdash setup.
Calin honestly I have more hope in. You've thrown in the towel when others and myself have tried suggesting free methods (fastnetmon, RTBH, BGP communities) which you seem to keep ignoring by asking 'who to nullroute' on the last page. You're still listening to no one.
Next time a skid stops by do you just fall over again, or are you making any effort at all?
Fastnetmon takes care of that for you and submits the RTBH for you. Pay someone with some network experience to set it up for your clients sake.
“Always available smart hands within 10 minutes and for free” could’ve been a good sales pitch but apparently bro selected gf over clients.
dick move to abandon shithole DC and left paid customers with whole day reaction delay and no notifications
hANALo?
TOR has nothing to look for in our network, regardless of the type of node - for example.
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What problems have you with free speech?And don't worry about TOR nodes , nothing illegal happened , never police search me or other similar things , and we have very very low abuses
Regards,
Calin
Damn bro ....you just threw ALL your advantages out of the window ....and to think after this you will still have hundreds of customers
You gotta love LET
Hosting exit nodes may be dangerous and it can't be very low on abuse complaints
The laptop is connected via Wi-Fi to another residential Orange line.
I appreciate the help but not your lack of understanding regarding the fact that:
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Of course I do, I always have. The fact that only now I fell to my knees after 3 years, clearly shows that until now we had solutions that worked for the respective types of attack. We are not naive to think that you can have multiple subnets through which you sell VPSs but have 0 attacks for several years.
I don't know anyone reliable to help me with this and I don't give access to the equipment either.
what if laptop dies? what if wifi in laptop dies? the "setup" getting better and better
I go home weekly. It is almost impossible for the laptop and the switch to die at the same time.
If the switch does not die and at least one server is active, I enter via VPN directly on the switch.
@FlorinMarian we saw yesterday though how it became an issue, no?
What if the guard dogs betray your servers for a nice piece of steak ?
Yesterday I did something else, something that I haven't succeeded yet, but I will try again when the need arises.
At this moment, I filter all the traffic on each server separately, before the traffic reaches the VMs. What I did yesterday was to add two 10Gbps connections in addition to the 1Gbps ones to one of the nodes and the idea was to move the gateway on the switch to make sure that on a single server I filter absolutely everything that enters and leaves my network.
Basically, I was at home yesterday only for those two 10Gbps connections that my parents would have been unable to make in my place.
For minor emergencies, they can still help me, as they still live there.
now, when "guard" dogs eat on weekly basis they are useless/lifeless since each Wednesday anyway
Now you pull your parents into this mess
This also poses a risk of them deciding to eat the owner one fateful day. @yoursunny consider adding this to the involucration risk calculator.
You can live wherever you want. For fck sake, the man is free!
I have a question: what did you do to avoid DDoS incidents in the future? At least to safeguard your billing and mail sending functions.
That wasn't the point at all. But instead of always saying why something is not possible, you should work on a solution and accept suggestions from others.
Here is an example of one of the statements I am criticizing. Your customers don't have to care what it costs you to keep your services available and I'm sure many providers have accepted one or two high losses in order to guarantee stability for there services.