Still ongoing DDOS? my VPS is superslow all day long.

Thanks, appreciate having something to bench against. I've been using Chicago and London. I'll see where I stand after the DDOS passes.

In case that was a dig at me doing iperf testing, I'm no benchmark addict. I managed just over 2gig of uploaded backup in an 8h period and I was having flashbacks to 1988 and my 2400 baud modem the te

in the original post it mentioned free DDoS protection at a later date for CHI, does that apply to this sale as well? I got my 3rd CHI server and I love it, I love all three of them .

Also not using any companies (Cloudfare, DDos and Malware protection? I do not know. I would rather do without external solutions and be compliant) which would still store IP addresses or set cookies

I figured it might have been that, there seems to be a ddos doing the rounds. No need to be sorry, I'm happy it works when it works, when it doesn't work I go fishing.

yesterday durring some hours we have receive a huge ddos atack , sorry for all inconvenience

yesterday durring some hours we have receive a huge ddos atack , sorry for all inconvenience

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10 gbit these days is not much of a ddos I thought. And do they really let you spew that much from an aws trial account?

What's the going DDOS rate on the Darknet?

"We have a 10Gbit backbone, we could DDoS anyone we like to DDoS and if they ask, we just tell them a costumer abused his vps and the issue is solved"

Used to use the regular servers (I think all the paid options are anycast now but that wasn't always the case) and then they had a special on the DDoS protected plan a couple years back (Think it's th

Pay-as-you-go per requests is scary because someone could just DDoS my zone and cost me a lot of money. Charging per zone is fine if it includes unlimited requests. Right now I use ClouDNS and I like

I think the simple solution is to pay for a decent vps that is ddos protected, and use cloudflare (gray cloud) to point to that vps for your eshop. Your eshop is going to have people making accounts,

Yeah, we've had this happen too. ~100Gbps. They started with our website, and moved on to scanning our subnets and attacking them. Fortunately our DDoS protection didn't allow anything to go down for