Ddos and ip protection free

[Hyptex]

Hello mcm i am currently looking for someone to make my linux debian 10 server cant be ddos'd or get my ip if you know well about this and can help me out id be very happy!

Dm me @
Hyptex#5611

 

[Hyptex]

How many players are there in your server?

discord? server is under construction

 

[kennycs]

Would Cloudflare be an option? I'm not very familiar with ddos protection so I could be wrong.

 

[GamingTwo]

Cloudflare doesn't put ddos records I heard.

 

[Mitch01]

Would Cloudflare be an option? I'm not very familiar with ddos protection so I could be wrong.

Cloudflare is specifically made for websites. If you were to use cloudflare, you could only use it for a server site, not the actual server itself.

 

[UElitez]

Cloudflare is specifically made for websites. If you were to use cloudflare, you could only use it for a server site, not the actual server itself.

CloudFlare actually do offer DDoS protection for Minecraft to their Pro and Business customers now, although they will only proxy up to 5GB traffic free per month. After that it is $1/GB traffic.

Hello mcm i am currently looking for someone to make my linux debian 10 server cant be ddos'd or get my ip if you know well about this and can help me out id be very happy!

Dm me @
Hyptex#5611

Your best option is to purchase a server from a host that already offers DDoS protection.
If this isn't viable, then you could purchase a cheap DDoS protected VPS and set up a GRE tunnel to your unprotected server. Although doing this will add latency and another point of failure.

 

[RileyN]

Free and DDoS protection aren't words commonly used in the same sentence. Cloudflare isn't going to cover the applications you're running that aren't L7 (web applications). If you're looking for real protection, you're going to have to invest in something like ProxyPipe or TCPShield.

It's worth the money in my opinion.

 

[Kieraaaan]

Free and DDoS protection aren't words commonly used in the same sentence. Cloudflare isn't going to cover the applications you're running that aren't L7 (web applications). If you're looking for real protection, you're going to have to invest in something like ProxyPipe or TCPShield.

It's worth the money in my opinion.

TCPShield is free though?

 

[SSH]

Cloudflare has a TCP proxy, I am using it

Only for paid users, it's called CF Spectrum

 

[Oxro]

OVH's ddos protection will be enough for the majority of servers, unless your community is extremely toxic.

 

[Mitch01]

Just heard of this plugin and web management panel called TCPShield its really cool and it is free. Made for Minecraft too.
The link is: https://tcpshield.com/