We have multiple european locations all DDoS protected.

Niko4G depends what is your purposes. Some games need Dedicated servers with ddos protection. OVH game offer is very good

The quoted text of mine is irrelevant to the average DDoS speed, I was talking about IP transit question in this particular case.

@Niko4G https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/151701/ddos-protected-pure-ssd-kvm-vps-starting-2-mo-psychz-los-angeles-main-am-frankfurt

* Voxility DDoS Protection

you can also read this: https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/196583-lizard-squad-now-offering-ddos-attack-tool-for-as-little-as-6-per-month

The recipe for a ddos is: IRC, gameserver, voice server or "free speech" website.

Surprised that user is not banned on WHT. DDoS's you, and raged with personal attacks.

* Security related software? Cloudflare? DDos? Anti-spam?

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I wish this was true, I would gladly allow IRC servers if they were only getting hit with 1Gbps DDoS attacks. Hell, I'd even allow them if they were only getting hit with 10Gbps attacks.

I am working in the DDoS protection industry for 10 years and quite aware of prices, in 2013 there was only 1 stress test service which was capable of making a 30Gbps attack and its owners are facing

The thing with DDoS attacks which many forget/ignore is the bandwidth.

This is not correct. A 1Gbps attack is considered extremely small. Here's a "small" DDoS attack 5 years ago (2013): http://n3rd.info/hello_ddos.png

I have no reason to troll. We used to allow IRC on our networks then we stopped because of the size of the DDoS attacks. Then we started allowing some users to host private IRC servers and you can see

Say which one, because there were 2 points. Anyway, most arguments provided here against running IRC are ridiculous, we are not in 90's and most hosters can afford 100mbit/s of excessive traffic in ca

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https://bobbyiliev.com/blog/enable-cloudflare-ddos-protection-automatically/

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DDoS Protection: no