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What Would Happen When I Am Under a DDoS Attack Exceeding 500 Mbit/s?
Updated on 2022-02-22 GMT+08:00
What Would Happen When I Am Under a DDoS Attack Exceeding 500 Mbit/s?
Anti-DDoS provides a maximum of 500 Mbit/s protection capacity free of charge (depending on the available bandwidth of HUAWEI CLOUD). The attacked public IP address will be routed to a black hole when the attack traffic exceeds 500 Mbit/s, and the normal access traffic will be discarded. It is a better choice to purchase HUAWEI CLOUD Advanced Anti-DDoS for enhanced protection.
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