To be honest, my friend also has trouble with NexusBytes when it comes to CPU usage. But with their VPS line. It was so bad, that the incoming DDoS was less problem than the CPU limits which the host

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won't see it. Also, hosts with high-quality DDoS Protection, must pay loads for bandwidth that they use from absorbing DDoS attacks. Long spiel done, but ask yourself, do you really need unlimited ba

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I run a game server hosting company and currently have 2u available in Equinix AM5 (Amsterdam) left over. Running on the GSL network (https://bgp.he.net/AS137409) with inline & always-on DDoS

Check with Zare.com. They run Nitrous Networks which hosts thousands of game servers and offers DDoS protection.

Looking for colocation for 2U server in EU. As we are running game servers, ddos protection is very important to us. Please post some offers and tips.

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100up for example sells directly to script kiddies via discord, and their nodes are full of CNC's and infected servers, DMCA content, stresser/booter sites and even direct ddos. Even they only get war

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Our server is located in Bacau, Romania - connected to 10Gbps port with Voxility AntiDDoS behind.

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as well all the top of rack switching and added DDoS protection. I am hoping you saw things get better with Hivelocity.

spam and DDoS traffic from its IP space.

Yes! No one seems to understand this. DDoS protection is not a one size fits all solution, it tends to be heavily application based.