DDOS protection

[s0up]

hey guys,

I run a small server on a Raspberry PI 2 (using an emulator) it works really well with the whole set-up costing me around $90 AUD and calculated power costs at $11 per year running 24/7.

I was wondering if there is a way to protect a home internet connection with DDOS protection? possible scripts?
This was after I stress tested it and it fell to the shit.

Regards
s0up

 

[s0up]

bump

 

[ehthe]

You can't do much at the modem level (or even after). Everything would already be saturated. Most of what you could do is at the DSLAM level or higher.

 

[bl4uni]

You could use a GRE Tunnel. (Correct me if i'm wrong.)

 

[as']

Depends on what u are doing try x4b.net its a relatively cheap ddos protected gre tunnel

 

[sh1omi]

You could try to use vpn or If the server is just for you so u can create whitelist.
If it just a web server so use this https://www.cloudflare.com.
btw Raspberry PI 2 is just "mini" server and cant handle big stuff so I dont know why u surprise that it crash.

 

[Bluscream]

btw. i found this. https://github.com/Dorongo/TSDNS-over-Cloudflare-API
could be nice to hide your server behind cloudflare.

 

[why-am-i-even-here]

btw. i found this. https://github.com/Dorongo/TSDNS-over-Cloudflare-API
could be nice to hide your server behind cloudflare.

Uhm, as far as I can see this only creates an SRV record at CloudFlare. This doesn't hide your TS server at all. CloudFlare can also only be used for HTTP and HTTPS.

This script is useless IMHO.

 

[thanhan87]

I have server with IP *REMOVED* I used to do the router DRAYTEK VIGOR.
Ping block.
I assure you I was not attacked )