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We had a high traffic api on ovh Scale server . while traffic on peak almost 500-600 mbps . All our traffic was coming from CF ips and on peak hours sometime ovh detect legitimate traffic as Ddos and

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1000 pps (rx) when OVH sent me an email that ddos mitigation has been turned on to protect their infrastructure. That doesn't mean cloudflare ip's will be directly blocked but if the attack continues

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Yes, UDP is generally capped, under DDoS even more heavy.

We have a lot in stock here: https://datawagon.com/ddos-protected-dedicated-servers

Like I say, I'm not sure about OVH's DDoS system as I've never paid it much attention. But the "xxx" to me suggests an unknown placeholder value.

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Where did you get this number from? I've never needed to look into the DDoS protection in any great detail (although I have occasionally had such emails)

After that, move dns record to new vps, see how things go. If the ddos stopped, then consider changing block in cloudflare to capcha or javascript to avoid blocking legistimate users. It would be bett

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Don’t have the exact numbers right now as I’m on vacation but from the firewall rule when I checked within 30 minutes there was ~3 million challenge triggers with about 80 solved if that indicates req

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Well, that's actually a good theme, since Cloudflare released the "DDoS notifications" people have been receiving emails of millions of req/s, which seems kinda weird since an attack

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If CF is really leaking the DDoS downstream, then I guess it does not matter much, as soon the VAC sees the amount of packages, the entire tunnel will likely be in trouble.

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