stormrider
New Member
Hello,
I have 9 VPS (was 10 ) with knownhost and recently one VPS was canceled due to DDOS Attacks.
Knownhost gently contacted me asking about content/programs on that server but there were no irc servers or gaming servers. The VPS belonged to a web designer who hosted his sites and had a gaming forum ( just discussion, no download, link to illegal download = ban ).
The server had DDos deflate but that didn't worked. The DDOS attack happened two times within 24 hours and i was contacted in order to remove the VPS from knownhost network ( lost the client
).
What's the point of creating the Thread?
Well, this happened to a VPS like the others that i have. I don't have any kind of illegal content hosted and most of the sites that i host belongs to companies that mostly uses mail service. What will happen if someone attacks another VPS that i own? I'll just have to send more clients away?
I know that DDOS attacks are trick but there must be a way to stop this instead of canceling the VPS.
Does anyone of you had similar experiences?
Thanks for reading this.
I have 9 VPS (was 10 ) with knownhost and recently one VPS was canceled due to DDOS Attacks.
Knownhost gently contacted me asking about content/programs on that server but there were no irc servers or gaming servers. The VPS belonged to a web designer who hosted his sites and had a gaming forum ( just discussion, no download, link to illegal download = ban ).
The server had DDos deflate but that didn't worked. The DDOS attack happened two times within 24 hours and i was contacted in order to remove the VPS from knownhost network ( lost the client
).What's the point of creating the Thread?
Well, this happened to a VPS like the others that i have. I don't have any kind of illegal content hosted and most of the sites that i host belongs to companies that mostly uses mail service. What will happen if someone attacks another VPS that i own? I'll just have to send more clients away?
I know that DDOS attacks are trick but there must be a way to stop this instead of canceling the VPS.
Does anyone of you had similar experiences?
Thanks for reading this.