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DDOS attacks "The service is unavailable."
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Last edited by Dutch Team; 30-08-15 at 10:21 PM.
buy dedicated server with ddos protection (Hyperfilter/OVH). If u use Linux dedicated - configure IPTables
First of all thanks for your response. Yes, but I just started with the hotel an dedicated server is at least €69 a month.Originally Posted by Nikita505
It doesn't matter where your IP is, when accessing the website or client your IP is sent to the end users computer, so they'll always know what it is. Are you using Cloudflare? You could ask your server provider to move servers (with a new IP) and update Cloudflare settings which usually are immediate, which will at least temporarily make the website accessible again. As Nikita505 said though, you will need DDOS protection. The owner of xHosts is a RZ member and offers DDOS protection - https://xhosts.uk/ddosprotection. Website protection is free but with a splash screen.
Doing things without budget is a really bad idea, unless you do it privately only for you without exposing it on the internet... this way you are just another yet guy trying to build the best hotel out there, really it would be better if you've just played official habbo or some big private hotel :)
That's actually DoS, not DDoS. IIS has this weakness to give that message when you're getting DoSed. You're gonna need an HTTP proxy as well as a TCP proxy.
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Last edited by Chapo; 25-02-19 at 04:23 AM.
Got it fixed with an TCP Proxy!
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Nobody said there was not an budget. 69 is too much. This was fixed with an HTTP and TCP proxy.
Strange enough that doesn't matter at all at our hotel.. :s
Lol, "69 is too much", where is the world going to ? Really :P
It's not much if you got an stable income. But when you start I think €69 a month is alot. When you can do it with something lower.
But thanks for the advice, have a good one aye!
Clear your cache on CF, and it must be fixed.
@Saliox @Ryan Cloudflare won't route all traffic through their IPs unless you have the $5,000/month plan AFAIK. However the default plan will stop most kiddies that don't know how to bypass Cloudflare. In neither case will this work on your client though, so if you have both emulator and website on the same server with Cloudflare enabled then the IP will still be revealed, so the client should be proxied.
We will give it a try, thanks! Is there some installation tutorial for it?
Hi
Once your protection has been activated, simply replace your servers IP address on cloudflare with the one we provide and that is it, all done.
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