DDOS
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@iHarrows Get better hosting.
In all seriousness, you can't simply block a DDoS attack as the users doing it use a Botnet which has hundreds of thousands of computers sending traffic to your server. If you want to read up on this, I suggest you go here:
https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/ddos/ddos-mitigation/
https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/ddos/what-is-a-ddos-attack/
https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/ddos/glossary/denial-of-service/The links above are based on HTTPS traffic, not Call of Duty dedicated servers.
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kodalee Thank you for helping me i think i will change provider to get ddos protection
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@iHarrows
Yes you best off changing providers,
Most high end / popular dedicated server providers offer state of the art ddos protection services for free with your dedicated service plan or some may offer better anti-ddos for a extra fee.
The development/support team here can't help you with your server being ddosed unfortunately.
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Elite IV Can you suggest some VPS hosting? and thank you for reply
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@iHarrows
Hey, No worries.
Although I am from Australia. So if you're from a different country I couldn't really suggest any providers. I've only ever used Dedicated Servers for hosting.
The ones I know that have good reputation in my country are:
Streamline Servers
OVH Hosting
Faded ServersI am not too sure if they offer servers in other countries, I believe they do but it's limited. Maybe USA / Canada and some UK Servers. You'll have to check them out but I can safely say I vouch for their service as its never let me down in terms of DDOS protection and server uptime / performance.
Goodluck!
Kind Regards,
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@iHarrows beware that OVH is better but doesn't defend against other OVH computers in its network so you can still get hit off pretty easily
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@Skwll Okay I see Hetzner and it is very cheap I will go for it thank you for helping me
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@Skwll
you help me a lot thank you so much
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@iHarrows you’re welcome
