How to send a DOS to a desired IP with CMD

[YouWishToKnowMyNick]

Read this before doing it, this is not legal, so i'm not responsable of your actions

 

- Open CMD

 

Start > Run > write CMD

 

 

 

Now choose a server like http://l2minotauro.webcindario.com

 

Then write on CMD "ping http://l2minotauro.webcindario.com"

 

Then this should appear

 

The IP is 89.17.220.221

 

Now write "ping 89.17.220.221 -t -l 65500" then wait about 1 hour and the desired IP net should crash

 

 

 

IT'S NOT ALWAYS WORKING, ESPECIALLY WITH L2SERVERS LIKE L2MINOTAURO

 

I advise you to DOS some normal random IP to test this. this was just an example

 

PS: It also depends if your Internet MBs are average/high

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[ExTrEmEDwarf]

1 hour? isn't there any way to make it faster? D:

 

Actually its a PING program..

 

it floods with ping the server? >.<

[YouWishToKnowMyNick]

1 hour? isn't there any way to make it faster? D:

 

Actually its a PING program..

 

it floods with ping the server? >.<

 

depends if your NET is 3rd world country or an uber fast one :P

 

 

//edit: it sends an high amount of informations to the desired IP, so pinging them all togheter is going to crash the desired IP

 

Example:

[LagannBTT]

between, its DDOS not DOS

[Anarchy]

People actually still post stuff like this?

 

Let me explain why this is completely retarded.

Obviously there's the main issue of your upload has to be greater than the server's download, which in the case of a dedicated server is never going to happen. (Even with a 10mbps target server, the chances of you being able to sustain 10mbps upload even from a 100mbit line, is slim at best.)

 

Also, when you use the "ping" command in CMD it sends an ICMP packet to the server, with the selected packet size. The MAJOR problem with this is that 99.9% of ISP carriers prioritise TCP and UDP traffic over ICMP, which means that the TCP traffic (which is used for web and the game servers) is most likely going to be unaffected.

 

And then you also have the other major issue that nearly all datacenters will filter large size ICMP requests, if it actually allows them at all (which most don't).

 

 

The only thing you can DoS using this method, is a 56k network.

Also, this has been posted at least 10 times.

 

 

between, its DDOS not DOS

No, it's not DDoS, DDoS stands for Distributed Denial of Service, which implies that the source of the attack is from multiple sources, this little ping shit is from a single source, so is a Denial of Service.

[Erol]

between, its DDOS not DOS

It's Dos.

[magaki100-87]

What's the point of doing this?

[Erol]

What's the point of doing this?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denial-of-service_attack

[Anarchy]

What's the point of doing this?

There is no point, as this will not have an affect on any server at all.

The ONLY way to mount an effective DDoS attack is using a botnet, not cmd prompt.

[magaki100-87]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denial-of-service_attack

 

I mean why to dos someone?;s

[Frank]

There is no point, as this will not have an affect on any server at all.

The ONLY way to mount an effective DDoS attack is using a botnet, not cmd prompt.

 

+1. Totally agree.

[Anarchy]

I mean why to dos someone?;s

Little children do it when they are jealous of someone or angry at them.

[LagannBTT]

It's Dos.

 

oh yes sorry

 

i read about the differences just now

[Erol]

Little children do it when they are jealous of someone or angry at them.

or faster way to win in competition :P

[Frank]

Little children do it when they are jealous of someone or angry at them.

 

Not only for this. When you attack someone you can do w/e you want with him. You are in position (if you know what I mean)