Plutonium

I've been dealing with DDoS attacks for several days now. I can't accuse anyone since I haven't gathered solid evidence yet, but I suspect another hosting provider might be involved. Everything runs fine when there are no players, but as soon as the server fills up, the attacks start, seemingly intended to drive players away.

I've tried some firewall software, but the problem is that it ends up blocking legitimate players from accessing the server. Is there a more effective way to block the IP sending these DDoS attacks, or is a hardware firewall my only real option? The sheer number of packets is even causing issues with my local network.

I believe what's making it easier for the attacker is the website getserve-rs, which publicly displays my server's IP and port.

Oh, I see, I think I understand the process now. I thought I needed to make a copy of the server folder. This information will also help me save disk space. Thanks for the help!

Resxt I made a copy of the folder and changed the port and key of the copy. However, the other settings, such as map rotation, are still being pulled from the configuration file of the first server, which is located at:

C:\Users\servidor\AppData\Local\Plutonium\storage\t6

How can I make the configuration files stay inside the server's own folder instead of using this location? I need to prevent conflicts between Server 1 and Server 2.

my server use a dedicated.cfg in "C:\Users\servidor\AppData\Local\Plutonium\storage\t6" When I try to start the second server, it loads the same configuration file as the first server. Do I need to modify any line in another file to set it up so that each server pulls its own configuration file from its respective folder? Sorry if anything is unclear, as I'm using Google Translate. I would really appreciate it if someone could help me