21 Jun
2017
21 Jun
'17
3:52 p.m.
I would at least put cloudflare in front of it. It's free and at
least gives the riff-raff something to contend with (as well as
contribute to the global community as a whole).
On Wed, Jun 21, 2017 at 1:38 PM, Rob Janssen <pe1chl(a)amsat.org> wrote:
I don't
think this would be wise because then the DDoS'ers would
be targeting the 44-net address as well, thus impacting that router.
- Brian
Is it now running on a machine at home on some private DSL line? (as the
whois for the IP suggests)
In that case it should be possible to make it a little more resistant
against this kind of malevolents...
(not that I volunteer to host it on our internet connection, we have DDoS
experience as well...)
Is there any indication who is behind this? Is there any activity on that
system that could grief
someone or some group? Any message telling what has to be stopped or done?
Rob
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