Then there are the DDos attacks, which have become inexpensive and more than commonplace. Not to mention the other risks of security breaches.

Stick with a provider who knows what DDoS protection is, maybe some IPv9 will also help.

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That's how mine was yesterday evening, very very slow crawling but ddos does that, i know from years ago when someone took out my server at ovh, before ovh got proper protection lol.

He means that it’s RIP having to migrate to OVH after having spent A LOT on a home datacenter for ONE stupid DDoS

Turn off the power until Monday. The attacker will stop DDoS and as a bonus you will do cost reduction not using power

Specifics please if you don't mind sharing, I know you have a good reason for saying this (no sarcasm here) - is it because the DDoS protection wouldn't be able to handle it or the poor service at OVH

Also, not that it helps in any way but imagine being the pathetic skid ddos'ing a small providers home line through orange

Good luck - definitely going to have to consider DDoS protection can't see any other way out of this

DDoS mitigation. Contact Path.net, GSL, Voxility, whoever. Contact me if you need to speak to Path ASAP, I have a contact there.

Maybe you should put your primary website hazi.ro on a ddos protected server/network if you have access to do that? At least you can provide your customers with announcements / send out the necessary

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I don't know anything about DDoS attacks but this sounds like it makes sense - are you doing this @FlorinMarian?

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This is why using the big boys is better, over the 20 or so years i have had servers etc with big companies, these attacks don't bother you as when my server gets attacked there ddos protection deals

If your IP Transit providers won't do this (I doubt they will considering it's a "residential" connection), then you'll want to look into getting a DDoS Mitigation provider that can

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