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25.1gb/s attack incoming flood - advice?

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netnub

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So, my gaming server + website server were nullrouted due to a incoming MASSIVE flood reported to reach 25.1gb/s at its peak. It went down to about 17gb/s constant flood for 15 minutes and provider was unable to block it and nullrouted the server.

I'm looking for very large ddos protection, I have a deep pocket with a max budget of $5000/month. I was checking out ddos protection that can block 64Gb/s (its been tested and it truly does hold up 64gb/s). Thoughts? (protection would cost me close to $200/month with them, plus its in romania).
 
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netnub

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Mun said:
what gaming server and website?

Mun
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3 minecraft servers (2 mine, 1 is a friends), as for the website its under construction. The website isn't the target, its the servers we run that is (Call of duty-like server in minecraft and warz/dayz server).
 
Jack

Jack

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Switzerland isn't that good @lshaq it's just Solar Commutations which has a big reseller and costs big
 
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rds100

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Verified Provider
If you can really get 64Gbps protection for 200EUR/month - get it. That's CHEAP.
 
drmike

drmike

100% Tier-1 Gogent
That's a ton of bad traffic and a ton of cost.

I don't think your pockets are deep enough to afford 64Gb/s if protection.  Hell the cost of that bandwidth alone is a small fortune per month.

How about dividing this up to reduce target attractiveness and have more manageable numbers to work with?
 
Jack

Jack

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netnub said:
Not sure, pretty sure they aren't.
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They were at one point as I remember trying to access a site on vox's network, I thought it was my ISP at fault as the trace went to Cogent and stopped so I thought that my ISP was having issues with Cogent turns out that Cogent just dropped the /20 that the site I tried to visit was in due to an abusive client on a single /32 in the /20, clearly vox allow that type of client to stay and don't act upon reports from even the upstream providers.
 
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netnub

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I might just go with vox for the ddos protection and run a proxy through it, any ideas on getting reverse proxy for non-web services?
 
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netnub

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Vox 500gb/s protection runs $232 per month.


Vox normal protection is free if the pipe is flooded by over 1gb/s (port speed)
 
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