But Tessa Plum are asking for help when they were under attack with a lot of UDP requests flooding to the servers.
When a patient with flu asking for help, but his doctor only suggest him to mask himself avoid he inffectiing others. Wearing masks is generally good for public but not a cure for that patient. Given 20Gbps attack, not a huge one, I still think sharing the load among multiple servers make sense. If possible, some advanced anti-ddos techniques are available. There is no cost-free solution for DoS. Davey On Thu, 2 Apr 2020 at 18:22, Ray Bellis <r...@isc.org> wrote: > > The OP described a spoofed-source amplification attack. > > They are not the "victim", but the unwilling participant. > > RRL is the correct solution for this class of attack. > > Ray >
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