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When a server is hosted on a dedicated machine it has by it self the anti - ddos protections suppose or what ?

Yeah let's give 2000 euros worth DDOS protections to everyone

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Yeah let's give 2000 euros worth DDOS protections to everyone

Excusme ?

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Dunno that's the reason I created the topic lol

Dedicated machine do not give any dos protection , You will have to ask them to provide it or make it on Your own.

Its Hard to find.. but there is a company that protects your server from DDoS ..

To protect your server from DDoS attacks need to use a good firewall on your system most of the companies doesn't have firewall that means

that you have 0 security now depends on the companie which u are using

To protect your server from DDoS attacks need to use a good firewall on your system most of the companies doesn't have firewall that means

that you have 0 security now depends on the companie which u are using

 

You do not need only a good Firewall for DDoS Protection ;) its way more complicated .. many many more stuff

More like : 15 RACKS of SERVERS/PACKET ANALYSERS/FIREWALLS/ROUTERS/FLOW-CONTROL/LOAD-BALANCERS

buy a hp router/Iptables and yo're done, build one or get linux ^_^ simple

To protect your server from DDoS attacks need to use a good firewall on your system most of the companies doesn't have firewall that means

that you have 0 security now depends on the companie which u are using

 

Firewall is low in the hierarchy, You can get your connection hurt before even comming to the software.

Best way is to buy a good rooter.

you pay for take ddos atack shield cost maybe 500-100 euro one good

Yeah let's give 2000 euros worth DDOS protections to everyone

 

i read drama in your eyes

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