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What Happens If the Attack Traffic Exceeds the Elastic Protection Bandwidth?
Updated on 2023-03-23 GMT+08:00
What Happens If the Attack Traffic Exceeds the Elastic Protection Bandwidth?
A black hole will be triggered, which means access traffic to the IP address will be blocked.
Parent topic: Fees
Fees FAQs
- How Is AAD Billed?
- Why Does My Payment Status Not Update After I Make a Payment?
- Will I Be Charged If I Buy an Elastic Protection Bandwidth and My Elastic IP Address Is Not Attacked for the Whole Month?
- What Happens If the Attack Traffic Exceeds the Elastic Protection Bandwidth?
- Can I Adjust My Elastic Protection Bandwidth From 100 Gbit/s to 200 Gbit/s When I Find 100 Gbit/s Is Insufficient?
- What Is the Charge If My IP Address Is Attacked Many Times a Day?
- How Do I Stop Elastic Protection to Avoid Being Charged for the Elastic Protection Bandwidth?
- How Can I Unsubscribe from the AAD Service?
- How Should I Automatically Renew AAD?
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