VirtFusion Control Panel- Best-effort Corero DDoS Protection- Connected via AS42831 which has 2Tb+ of upstream & peering capacity to many UK and EU networks- Our fully owned brand-new Supermi

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i understand but also on other side they do provide internet as was paid, its his bad luck to getting attacked, is in contract anti-ddos ?? again its usable, but he got really bad luck

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does orange provide anti ddos? if no then why they should defend him against it? he got what he paid for, crap.

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Extend the actual RDS line to 970 Mbps, move on that, tell RDS NOC that you are under DDOS, and own the fact you paying a 24mo contract, and save your passengers, as this is like the Titanic by now.

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If they do nothing to defend you from DDoS - service terms are not satisfactory. You are free to walk away. They are free to sue you if they think otherwise.

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You have better luck upstream ISP's blocking the DDOS at their level.

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Just tar.gz each account and db and transfer did not trigger the DDOS Protection, if you rsync the files via SSH for some reason it triger TCP ACK (Image)

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URPF - LOOSE might do some good here? let's assume this is a DDOS.

This is much more likely to trigger DDoS protection, as OVH will see a stream of unknown UDP packets, much more similar to a DDoS, than an rsync which simply uses a regular SSH TCP connection.

lol it seems the rsync of transfering mass files trigger OVH DDOS protection prob because of massive packets size changes.

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