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@jarland, do you hear MedusaIRC bot? I heared it, and it can bypass OVH firewall or DDOS protection.

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DDOS doesn't work that way.

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As you stated, ddos protection hosting, it is bad. For long time ago, my friend got attacks. And his service was suspended after due to bandwidth was out. The bad issue from hosting is not much bandwi

My 2c, but considering you just posted the picture of a public IP of a server you are trying to stop a DDOS attack on a public forum, I have a feeling it is going to be a while until they un-null that

@FlamesRunner The DDoS protection @ OVH protection is decent at best, only on the permanent mitigation mode. Using the "auto mitigation" mode allows for attackers to knock the server

I've had attacks around the size of 10gbps and they were easily tanked by OVH's DDoS protection.

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Another US providers are expensive, almost my customers are from Japan. Use France server will have DDOS protection but it connect to Japan badly.

That requires them to allow the traffic into their network, filter it, and then pass it on. They don't have equipment that can handle filtering of DDOS attacks. It would max out more than your port an

We're all aware that many companies advertise a XPTO DDoS Mitigation service, some of those, even in-house hardware devices for mitigation. But how many of those really work?

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