Germanys biggest provider for telecominication, internet, tv etc.Quote:
93.217.89.11 - Deutsche Telekom AG
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Germanys biggest provider for telecominication, internet, tv etc.Quote:
93.217.89.11 - Deutsche Telekom AG
A cat is fine too. Bakemonogatari.Quote:
I've known who sends attacks on large private servers he is from my friends on the internet and this picture of send attacks to overlimit
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Huge attacks will get your system usage to 100% so a 'software' may become useless.Quote:
By the way, if only those IPs are attacking, is it possible to solve that by blocking these IPs in Windows Firewall?
16:33:19 An incoming packet(Allowed) Protocol: UDP, Source port: 138, Destination port: 138
.... EDEEEFFGDCCACACACACACACACACACACA. FHEPFCELEHFCEPFFFACACACACACACABN.SMB%............ .................&.................&.V...... 7.\MAILSLOT\BROWSE..
.CDEV2.............Ucdev2.
exactly, if the attack exceeds a certain amount of packets per second your firewall will just crash, even a dedicated firewall has its limits. But what's even worse is that the connections flood your pipe (most servers are connected at 100mbit or 1gbit) nothing will help, since the traffic won't even reach your firewall... (and no, upgradinng to 10gbit will not help you with this)Quote:
Huge attacks will get your system usage to 100% so a 'software' may become useless.
not really, a hardware firewall is not ideal to protect from DDoS attacks, depending on which model it can help against other threats, but certainly not DDoS attacks, the only thing that can actually work is a scrubbing proxy service (blacklotus, ethproxy, etc...)Quote:
Best way to do all this(properly) is with a hardware firewall(luck with that)
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