@Clouvider has covered everything pretty well. However you may have a third option, put the cost and responsibility on the customer. Give them a new IP (nullroute the old) and make them purchase DDoS

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You either need to pick up a DDoS protected transit/tunel somewhere or get some big pipes and something like Corero to mitigate on your own.

One of our clients received a DDOS attack in the 20 Gbps range.

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DDOS Protection in all locations.

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includes ddos protection?

DDoS Protection: No

@SplitIce yeah with high risk I mean it's under constant DDoS. It's legal hosting, just a Source game server. I don't know myself why it's such a high profile target.

If "extreme high-risk hosting" means DDoS issues and not HYIP or similar you can use us. If you are refering to HYIP (ala illegal ventures in most countries) you are not welcome.

I'm currently hosting an OVH dedicated game server in Singapore, extreme high-risk hosting. It's being attacked 24/7 with random heavy DDoS attacks. The attacker is very persistent, he works around th

DDoS Protection - Included

triggering the Data Center's internal automated DDoS mitigation system. Once the backup process is halted and properly reconfigured, the system will automatically remove the existing null route. Ty

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Comes with E5-1650v4 or Ryzen 9 3900X Processor, 4GB RAM, 25GB NVMe and 4TB Traffic as well as Combahton DDoS Protection for 8€ p/mo

Sales have increased a lot, traffic has increased along with it we have been getting some crazy DDOS Attacks recently though it's all mitigated so not an issue but we are not investing in more servers

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I want to give my 2 cents here, not meant to derail the thread though. SKB's network and infra is very unstable from my experience. I've had a VM with them before and the hypervisor constantly experie

https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/163503/from-12-00-year-nvme-ssd-hdd-storage-ssd-ddos-protection-kvm-1-gbps