[Hampy]

So i am getting DOS attacks which is making my server laggy is there anyway to handle DOS attacks i know messageholelimit but its not helping me much? Any ways to fix will help me alot <3

Thanks

[Fernado Samuel]

Use Dos Protected Host.

[Aldo.]

Use OVH or NFOServers to host your server since they offer the best protection for (D)DoS attacks.

[Khanz]

NFO can only do 20gbps I would go with OVH.

[DaDenz]

A DDOS protection will do,
Although it won't protect you from anything,
Maybe a dedicated server with a DDOS Protection?
It will cost a bit more, but then you are sure you are safe from most DDOS attacks.

[Aldo.]

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Originally Posted by Khanz NFO can only do 20gbps I would go with OVH.

Each location has a different amount of protection. Which ranges from 1 to 30Gb/s but most have 20Gb/s which is enough to stop 99% of attacks since most booters don't hit harder than 1Gb/s.

[Jake187]

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Originally Posted by Aldo. Each location has a different amount of protection. Which ranges from 1 to 30Gb/s but most have 20Gb/s which is enough to stop 99% of attacks since most booters don't hit harder than 1Gb/s.

Actually most cheap booters offered you can pay about 5 dollars for 600-1000 seconds of unlimited attacks (1 at a time of course) and normally they hit about 5-10 gbits if you get the right ones.

[Aldo.]

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Originally Posted by Jake187 Actually most cheap booters offered you can pay about 5 dollars for 600-1000 seconds of unlimited attacks (1 at a time of course) and normally they hit about 5-10 gbits if you get the right ones.

No. Most of the time the advertised attack power is their total network capacity. They claim to hit at a certain amount of power but you would be lucky to get one to hit over 500Mb/s since they are being used by MANY people at once. I have tested quite of few of these booters and only seen 2 hit over 1Gb/s which one has been shutdown and the other isn't as public as some of the others.

[Lordzy]

Buy a DDOS protected VPS with specifications according to your use. Also, I suggest you to use 3z R3's 'minconnecttime' variable to protect with the connection floods.