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Does Anti-DDoS Support the Transparent Access Mode?
Updated on 2024-03-07 GMT+08:00
Does Anti-DDoS Support the Transparent Access Mode?
The CNAD Basic and CNAD Advanced support the transparent access mode. They can be used to defend your Huawei Cloud public IP addresses against DDoS attacks, with no need to modify domain name resolution or set origin server protection.
AAD works in proxy mode and needs to be accessed through domain names or IP addresses. After AAD is connected, the malicious attacks targeting the origin servers can be diverted to the high-defense IP address for scrubbing to ensure that mission-critical workloads run stably.
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