ProjectHax Packet Filter/DDoS Protection - Free usage tier

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Originally Posted by its.soul i see the thread is advertise for a paid service more than that free 100 connection .. else how you really count the 100 connection to the server ?! the limit can be reached by some flood attacks !

Only agent server connections are counted. There's no reason there couldn't be an unmetered connection limit.

i have tried ovh providers , and yes its not good at all if you face some one know what he doing , ovh can avoid the small / mid attacks
and nice to see your project finally up

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Originally Posted by halon2 It's just a test server, only WeeMan and me have an account on that server.

My point is this, when there is many concurrent users and someone attack your server will drop the connections. This is not a joke, you can ask anyone that have used OVH before and you will see. ETC Elamidas, Pioneer.. and the list continues.

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Originally Posted by Pure3viL i have tried ovh providers , and yes its not good at all if you face some one know what he doing , ovh can avoid the small / mid attacks and nice to see your project finally up

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Originally Posted by ​Goofie​ My point is this, when there is many concurrent users and someone attack your server will drop the connections. This is not a joke, you can ask anyone that have used OVH before and you will see. ETC Elamidas, Pioneer.. and the list continues.

WeeMan pretty much already answered that, we can just switch to a different host if needed.

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Originally Posted by WeeMan1337 That was the idea. I'm not afraid to admit that OVH may have been a bad choice. There is no one using the filter service, so if it goes down like you say it will then I can simply move to another provider. From what I've seen so far, the attacks are detected and mitigated immediately. None of the traffic hits the server in any way and everything stays online with only a small latency increase.

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Originally Posted by ​Goofie​ My point is this, when there is many concurrent users and someone attack your server will drop the connections. This is not a joke, you can ask anyone that have used OVH before and you will see. ETC Elamidas, Pioneer.. and the list continues.

Actually, they seem to drop all packets going to the server on whatever ISP they are actively mitigating on. If new connections take a different route they still get through. I have tested it and it just seems to be a limitation on their end that they could correct with the VAC system. Anyway, no one really seems that interested. If I get no response from OVH by the end of the month I'll probably end up GPL'ing the source code.

The whole idea was to make private server exploit/DDoS protection affordable without needing to fork over $350+ a month for a Hyperfilter server, or even more if you planned to run everything from there. If people are actually willing to order the filter server, which no one has or even is interested in, then Hyperfilter would be worth doing (or even better, Voxility).

OVH replied. but OVH support is slow as fuck, so it can take some time before they reply to WeeMan's response.

awesome

Good luck

good luck :)

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Originally Posted by Fladivo awesome

:).

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Originally Posted by Genghis1337 Good luck

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Originally Posted by Keidas good luck :)

Thank you.

Bump

#reopened

The thread does offer a free alternative(with restrictions)

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Originally Posted by PortalDark #reopened The thread does offer a free alternative(with restrictions)

Thank you for your fairness :)

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Originally Posted by PortalDark #reopened The thread does offer a free alternative(with restrictions)

Took you 2 months to read the thread thoroughly? Wow, that's amazing. Or is it because you didn't want to disappoint krall friend and close his thread too? #2pro

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Originally Posted by magicanoo Took you 2 months to read the thread thoroughly? Wow, that's amazing. Or is it because you didn't want to disappoint krall friend and close his thread? #2pro

The first reason

We have been having some issues with the this kind of threads