prerequisites:user not getting some random ddos

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The IP address had not been in use for months and had never been attacked before. This means that there was virtually no possibility this his server was targeted by "mistaken identity&quo

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DDoS Protection up to 1 TBit/s

* Anti-DDoS Protection

@mosquitoguy We have no problem removing DDoS magnets from our network and I'm more than happy for potential customers to know that. We do not want that type of clientele on our network.

so you just advertised to everyone that you'll kick out your customers if they get ddos attacked. wow. I sense more deals coming. (Image)

Either way, the cause for the attack is not important. What's important is that your server does not continue to be a DDoS magnet.

thx for your understand, i don't think anyone will test their server by ddos, even the provider not mention about what protection they have...

For what it's worth, we do see people try to "stress test" their servers after delivery by running DoS attacks against them. Despite the fact that we do not offer DDoS mitigation as