Good DDoS protection

[TehSteel]

Title ^^

 

[Airee]

I'd be glad to assist you in setting up the right DDoS protection solution for your server.
Discord: Airee#0001
Telegram: gpAiree

 

[SessionTech]

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[RileyN]

Don’t bother with the free solutions. Most of them really work.

I’d recommend something like TCPShield or ProxyPipe.

 

[MrAlexG]

https://tcpshield.com/

I use it across all projects I work on. Solid protection, amazing support.
(on the bottom of their site it shows who use them)

 

[Asura35]

would use OVH, most reliable

 

[TehSteel]

Don’t bother with the free solutions. Most of them really work.

I’d recommend something like TCPShield or ProxyPipe.

We are using TCPShield and the server still getting ddosed

 

[Webmaster]

Do you know the type / size of these attacks ?

 

[RileyN]

We are using TCPShield and the server still getting ddosed

Are you home hosting or using a data center hosting environment?

Home hosting: If you have a 100mbps line from your ISP, you 100% won’t be able to do anything. Paying people would be a waste of money. You can’t control the uplink, thus if it gets filled it’s filled.

In a data center, you’re paying for DDoS protection services.

Do you have any logs or additional information about the attacks you’re receiving?[DOUBLEPOST=1582660358][/DOUBLEPOST]

would use OVH, most reliable

Not necessarily true. Poor uplink speeds and overpriced equipment. Only good thing I can see would be the support quality.

Instead, lean for something where you have more control and dynamic access to the server/network controls and settings.

 

[Jake4]

We are using TCPShield and the server still getting ddosed

DM me your server IP, I may be able to help.

Discord: Jake4#2664

 

[TehSteel]

Are you home hosting or using a data center hosting environment?

Home hosting: If you have a 100mbps line from your ISP, you 100% won’t be able to do anything. Paying people would be a waste of money. You can’t control the uplink, thus if it gets filled it’s filled.

In a data center, you’re paying for DDoS protection services.

Do you have any logs or additional information about the attacks you’re receiving?[DOUBLEPOST=1582660358][/DOUBLEPOST]
Not necessarily true. Poor uplink speeds and overpriced equipment. Only good thing I can see would be the support quality.

Instead, lean for something

Wdym as home hosted?
And we are using an hosting company[DOUBLEPOST=1582661728][/DOUBLEPOST]

DM me your server IP, I may be able to help.

Discord: Jake4#2664

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[Norska]

https://tcpshield.com/

I use it across all projects I work on. Solid protection, amazing support.
(on the bottom of their site it shows who use them)

I just looked at their website, and none of their buttons seem to really work (register etc.), can you only sign up if you're actually being attacked?

 

[Inviss]

I just looked at their website, and none of their buttons seem to really work (register etc.), can you only sign up if you're actually being attacked?

I personally use TCPShield and can highly recommend.

 

[Norska]

I personally use TCPShield and can highly recommend.

Great, what about my question though?

 

[Inviss]

Great, what about my question though?

Well it looks like I had a stupid moment, you can sign up if you're not under attack; I did.

 

[Norska]

Well it looks like I had a stupid moment, you can sign up if you're not under attack; I did.

Weird, any button I click just goes to the top of the page, do you have any direct sign up link maybe?

 

[Inviss]

Weird, any button I click just goes to the top of the page, do you have any direct sign up link maybe?

You have to scroll right down to the bottom of the page (TCPShield.com). The sign up is called "Get in touch"

 

[Norska]

You have to scroll right down to the bottom of the page (TCPShield.com). The sign up is called "Get in touch"

Ah, kind of confusing but alright, thanks.

 

[Niteburn]

https://tcpshield.com/

I use it across all projects I work on. Solid protection, amazing support.
(on the bottom of their site it shows who use them)

I wouldn't trust DDOS protection from the people who run SkittleMC.