Server itself is worthless. The only thing valuable about this thing is the DDOS protection. Where is the server located?

If it has unlimited traffic over 1Gbps port plus 1Tbps DDOS mitigation, I'd be willing to pay $200 ~ $300.

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1 Tbps DDoS protection..? Where?

1x Intel Xeon E5640, 32 GB RAM DDR3, 2x 500 GB HDD 7.2K SATA, RAID controller, Dedicated 1 Gbps Port Speed & 1 Tbps DDoS Protection.

Not sure if it'd be any good to you but our latest offer might suit your needs: https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/127079/uk-ssd-web-reseller-hosting-ddos-protected-cloudlinux-mariadb-up-to-75-off

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We can work out some NVMe for you at $15/year? Little bit more costly but with E3v6, NVMe, DDR4, DDoS protection and own network with custom panel.......... I wouldn't say $5/year more is a lot

your /24 announced from AS3223 - Voxility will work fine ( they do not mix traffic DDOS with noDDOS ) but be careful that they have two options "Direct Access to Premium Networks" (

Extra Feature: Firewall with Anti-DDoS Protection

Filter spam, filter outbound DDoS, check Tor lists, check blacklists, auto suspend and keep all payments.

No thanks, but WSS is correct many of scripts that are for ddos are ipv4 only. So many who just use the programs or scripts may not know how to deploy an attack on ipv6.

From my research it seems that the Raspberry pi website hosts use ipv6 to stop or lessen ddos attacks. The company has a video on YouTube that explains this. I tried it but I could not get hit hub to

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What the hell is setting up Ipv6 has with mitigating ddos?

Have you tried to use ipv6 to stop ddos attacks?

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LOL Nope, we use our own hardware with custom automated integration up to 10GB/sec. Our DDoS protection comes will all our VPS and servers.

What kind of ddos protection. Voxtrashility or?