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What about DNS? 8.8.8.8 is easy to remember, 2001:4860:4860::8888 is not as easy. And this is if you're using Google's DNS, which has the easiest to remember IP.

@marcm DNS reflection attacks maybe?

@hdpixel - We had 2 power DNS nodes with them, I killed them both yesterday. Had the $50 incident as well when they killed my VPS... I was lucky because the main domain database is in our data center

Although I don't have an answer for all the OP's questions. The slow SSH login is fairly common and there is an easy workaround by disabling DNS reverse lookups

@fly, dns the domain..

This Version will include, DNS Looup, Whois Lookup, Ping, Traceroute.

@RobertClarke - That's the plan. Lot's of room for embedding from other API's such as clouddlare for dns management, rackspace cdn management and much more!

Seems like it. http://bgp.he.net/dns/fliphost.net#_ipinfo

If we decide to filter then we need also to be accounted for the whole traffic coming with an attack and I've seen udp floods (including some dns amplification lately) growing to several gbps (8G was

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Also congrats you are getting hit by a DNS reflection attack, I have had never the honor to be hit by one.

Would you want the ip address to show up directly on the home screen or would you want to click on the domain to get dns records?

Dns amplification and syn floods are both used together in every attack.

Ex. Cloudflare DNS, Rackspace/S3 CDN, Hosting management of some form.

You mean tunnel DNS requests as well? If so, this is different. AFAIK It just means VPN over port 53 in case all other ports are broken?

But DNS yes, I've seen it. It will shown as "VPN over DNS" when you view properties of connected server when using softether client

Any luck connecting over DNS/ICMP (not tunneling DNS)?

Your first login is billing. Your second login is your control panel. Your third login is your VPS. Today we contemplated giving VPS clients cPanel accounts for DNS management. That would be a total o

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