Maybe nocix.net with dual xeon E5-2660/2670 but no ddos protection..

Dual E5-2620 v2 or better with 16 or 32 GB ECC Ram and 240GB SSD and 10TB Traffic on 1Gbps port(Basic DDoS protection required). Would prefer the location which is closer to India.

* DDoS Protected

* FREE DDoS Protection

* FlexiPack requires paying monthly fee to get addons like disks, ddos protections etc. (edited)

To tell the turth, they will cleanup the DDoS, if the amount is large, they will null your IP

too risky, get DDOS'd and get a bill for $1000s

* Unlimited DDOS Protectection

DDOS Protection: Included

Bandwidth: 4TB Transfer / 20Gbps DDos Protected bandwidth Included

Their greatest invention was that you needed to sign a cease and desist if you were a victim of DDoS forcing you to prevent future attacks and you would have to pay for the damages aka traffic costs i

Extra Feature: Firewall with Anti-DDoS Protection

now. Wonder what makes Comcast to take the huge DDoS traffic into their networks anyway as it's causing a big load on it.

* Bandwidth: 4TB Transfer / 20Gbps DDos Protected bandwidth Included

Ya I figured other providers would get upset, but with all the traffic coming into Comcast, it's like a DDoS attack already to Comcast, aside from it's from legit users. I mean it's better than being

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@qps Voxility has resolved it via announcing other routes on routes that were previously restricted to Telia (I'm seeing heavy Comcast). Since Telia is most of their transit at DDoS levels there is li

We run in-house DDoS mitigation as well as remote mitigation with NTT, a global Tier 1 carrier.

I have found two host ,one is koddos.com ,it also have a as4809 incomming connection...