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It depends on the location of the attack traffic originated and the location of the server as well.
We currently have them in LA and Frankfurt. For LA, 100G would pretty much guarantee null route, as they aren't a lot of capacity in LA, but they just recently have anycast enabled. we've still testing the stability of it, it should help with bigger attacks.
For Frankfurt which has most of their capacity, biggest we've got is around 300Gbps SYN. null routed.
But can't complaint can we? Don't want to affect other customers.
@Francisco with BuyVM has 100Gb/s of Voxility protection in Las Vegas. Protected IPs are $6/mo each.
@CNSjack cant complaint for 300gbps of SYN; definitely.
Im in Romania, which is their flagship location, hence most of capacity there.
Since when buyvm has Voxility? I dont see Voxility on http://bgp.he.net/AS53667
No one said the price wasn't fair. I said it was too expensive for our offerings (cheap per-IP filtering). 20Gbps at our pricing level with Staminus is the right fit for us.
We've had it on/off testing for a few months.
We'll most likely get it up for sale in the next few days, I just have to make some adjustments to Stallion to hold us over until the next big update comes in.
Francisco
What is the price per filtered IP going to look like?
$6/month.
It'll only be in LV at this time. Later on down the road we'll work on getting it in all locations.
Francisco
Awesome. I contacted you guys a month or so back asking about your Voxility filtering in LV since I saw you mention it in another post and was sad when I was told that it was not available to the public at that time.
Looking forward to getting another VPS with you guys once it's up and running :]
I thought I mentioned it in the OG post, but I didn't. I am looking for the Romania location.
We are definetly included the Voxility protection in our services.
We have implemented a hybrid solution, Voxility + OVH.
Our IPs are advertised with Voxility and we route via GRE to our mitigation server in OVH, good to mitigate the time that Voxility activates their mitigation (it takes around 10 seconds). Then, from OVH the clean traffic arrives to our routers in Spain.
In production with our main website ginernet.com 185.47.130.129
By the moment, all is fine. 0% packet loss during attacks.
So now show us the trace route and rta :P
You can check by yourself:
Any plans to get voxility protection for your customers? I'd instantly buy a vps.
Is ready. http://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/911577/
http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/43731/ginernet-anti-ddos-vps-5-99-month-voxility