Anti Ddos Hardware or antiddos software?

Obviously hardware, but buying a whole dedicated hardware firewall for a beginning website might be a bit overdone.

21-10-2017, 05:07 PM

Dutch Wrote: Obviously hardware, but buying a whole dedicated hardware firewall for a beginning website might be a bit overdone.

yes but here in Brazil it is very common to receive atacks ddos so this question is until real good here

21-10-2017, 05:11 PM

reconcuddly Wrote: yes but here in Brazil it is very common to receive atacks ddos so this question is until real good here

There are multiple anti ddos services out there. Cloudflare is well known, but make sure to go with a paid plan if you do decide to go with them.

21-10-2017, 05:13 PM

Dutch Wrote: There are multiple anti ddos services out there. Cloudflare is well known, but make sure to go with a paid plan if you do decide to go with them.

Yes I will see, I am currently using the antiddos of 10 GB s from the host company that paid monthly but I do not know if that is all they talk about as when receiving atack ddos the service gets a bit slow

A basic firewall will also help reduce the load on the server, but unless you host mitigates it, there will still be network congestion.

Really good ideas for it, i go test a hardware firewall

Just make a duo system.
Doppelt hlt besser we would say in Germany

I suggest you to purchase a ddos protected server, ddos protection is soo expensive and you need a business appliance like arbor or huawei antiddos, or you can use something ondemand like javapipe that cost less

anti-ddos for your server or for your server's website? Because idk about the server itself but for the website I would recommend 'CloudFlare'