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how a Thanks can backfire rapidly at LET
Hello,
So everyone says "I'm going to setup a GRE tunnel for protection", BuyVM has a guide on how to setup a GRE tunnel with their filtered IP option to get a decent DDoS protection.
I had a chat with SeFlow that said a GRE tunnel just forwards the attack, and dosen't protect at all.
So how is it?
Thanks!
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A GRE tunnel is just a method for forwarding traffic, in and of itself it does not block or protect. That's up to something ahead of the tunnel (in the case of BuyVM this is Voxility).
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Get it! Thanks.
Hi,
in the chat i not said that this solution doesn't protect you BUT, if you will have:
buyvm --- gre tunnel --- Our unprotected server
You will spend 6$ + server price.
this configuration make no sense when you can buy native 4,2tbps DDoS protected server at only 9€ + server price
With gre tunnel you will risk:
Personally i not think this justify 3,5€ save
lawl.
Oh SSDBlaze, nice seeing you around. You fucked me over hard last time! (they didn't know how to activate my package in WHMCS and didn't know how to config the cPanel module, it was just like 1-2 dollars but still..)
hahaha, that made my day, corrected that tagging for you to bring on the drama...
(pls change title to: how a Thanks can backfire rapidly at LET)
Done!