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How Does the Traffic Scrubbing Threshold Take Effect in Anti-DDoS?

Anti-DDoS scrubs traffic when detecting that the incoming traffic of an IP address exceeds the traffic cleaning threshold. It will discard attack traffic and permit normal service traffic.

The default scrubbing threshold of Anti-DDoS is 120 Mbit/s. You can adjust the threshold based on the actual service bandwidth. For details, see Configuring an Anti-DDoS Protection Policy.

Parent topic: About Threshold and Black Hole

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