Well. It's either I never felt it, or just never caused anything I could
have felt.
Ez
On Sat, Sep 4, 2010 at 1:18 AM, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
> I'm not writing in my blogs about any of the issues that you mentioned, nor
> do I host any such content, yet I had the "honour" of being DDoS attacked.
I'm not writing in my blogs about any of the issues that you mentioned, nor
do I host any such content, yet I had the "honour" of being DDoS attacked.
Hetz
2010/9/4 Etzion Bar-Noy
> Your Cisco won't protect you against these either. There are specific DDoS
> protection systems, which you are no
Your Cisco won't protect you against these either. There are specific DDoS
protection systems, which you are not going to try and afford. Unless your
servers are about gambling, porn or something very hot, you will not likely
be the target of DDoS attack. I haven't been myself, for the last 7 years
I'm doing this thing right now. The only issue I worry about is attacks like
DDoS.
Hetz
2010/9/4 Etzion Bar-Noy
> Hi.
> I am in your shoes. I maintain several Linux systems hosted in Netvision
> (currently) for the last few years. For the last 7 years or so, I have been
> using iptables to prot
Hi.
I am in your shoes. I maintain several Linux systems hosted in Netvision
(currently) for the last few years. For the last 7 years or so, I have been
using iptables to protect my systems from intrusion. I have been using
denyhosts to prevent unauthorized SSH logins, and prevented direct root
log
On Fri, 2010-09-03 at 22:40 +0300, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
> Hi people,
> As I setup my VPS/dedicated hosting here in Israel, I have been asked
> by the hosting company (Netvision) to either buy and bring a firewall
> or rent from them since the bandwidth I bought exceeds what is allowed
> under their
Hi people,
As I setup my VPS/dedicated hosting here in Israel, I have been asked by the
hosting company (Netvision) to either buy and bring a firewall or rent from
them since the bandwidth I bought exceeds what is allowed under their
firewall.
They're offering Cisco 1383 (or 1838, I don't remember
