It's unDDoSable.

Aha. So, what would theoretically happen if a DDoS hits the RO GRE Endpoint? On v6.

Public IPv4 range enters OVH and passes through DDoS filtering.

I have a hunch that OVH's anti-ddos only work on v4.

DDoS protection included

yoursunny alleged DDOS by HOST-C

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tbh, unlike others, I don't really see a GRE tunnel with OVH as a solution... since you can DDoS the main IP of the RO infra and cause the GRE link to break...

You just need to sue Orange for not delivering their service at optimal parameters (and I'm talking about the internet now). Sure, they can invoke DDoS, but you can also invoke misconfiguration or unt

I would also have followed your path if I had argued before, but I did not argue with anyone during the start of this DDoS.

I would also have followed your path if I had argued before, but I did not argue with anyone during the start of this DDoS.

Checkout Avoro.eu. You can get a dedicated cores there for a cheap price good for your software and has some DDoS Protection for you in case of some DDoS attacks

For example, one very well known seedbox provider approached us wanting to buy us out, discussion turned to us buying them out. We didn't come to a deal. Their response was to start DDOS'ng us, withou

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Well, in the end it would be too easy to set up a DDoS GRE tunnel to filter the attacks, it doesn't cost the earth and there are many providers (including us) who do this every day with several hundre