We can offer Layer7 DDoS Protection on IPv6, Layer4 is still under development but works already for common attacks (Image)

I see that Voxility's DDoS protection AS (AS3223) is visible in the ipv6 routing table too.

If you can up your budget to $69 we can do something in LA E3 with SSD drives + DDoS Mitigation otherwise you can check our KVM hosted @ e3 come with free DDoS Mitigation! http://letbox.com/page/KVM

Yeah our Corero SmartWalls protect IPv4 and IPv6. DDoS protection is included free for all services.

@Clouvider do you know of any Dedi/VPS provider who is using NTT's DDoS protection?

The OVH DDOS protection for IPv4 only, personally I haven't seen DDOS protection for IPv6.

DDoS Protection: Nope

Looking for dedicated servers (or VPS) on someone else's DDoS protected network. Like OVH, but not sure if they work for ipv6. Ideally several different servers at several different locations / networ

At https://api.ovh.com/ all the mitigation/firewall API calls only accept and return an IPv4 datatype, it doesn't appear like they provide DDoS filtering on IPv6, or just don't support controlling it

Are you looking for the network/server provider offering DDoS protection with v6 or for a dDoS protection company to protect your own infrastructure?

Which of the providers offering DDoS protected services also offer DDoS protection for ipv6?

US https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/90968/new-kvm-storage-kvm-dedicated-server-dallas-los-angeles-ddos-mitigation

Can do a KVM in Los Angeles with free DDoS protection?

DDoS Protection: No

BuyVM slices with dedicated CPU core + DDoS IP sounds a good fit.

Chat with @Francisco about a slice w/ DDoS protection in Las Vegas. Could get a really nice setup for <$50.

They have KVM slices in Las Vegas (if that isn't an issue) for a really good price to performance and you can add ddos protection for $3. It isn't a dedicated server, but for the budget and for what y

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I don't think you can find a dedicated server in LA with DDoS protection in the $30-40 range. Especially since you don't want L series processors.

WSI's network can be described as "budget" last i heard. Also, no ddos protection there afaik (correct me if im wrong)