AAD Overview

1

Using IAM to Grant Access to Advanced Anti-DDoS

Use Identity and Access Management (IAM) to grant fine-grained AAD permissions to users.

2

Purchasing AAD

Purchase an AAD instance based on service requirements.

3

Connecting Services to AAD

Connect the domain name or IP address to AAD.

4

Configuring a Protection Policy

AAD provides abundant and comprehensive protection rules. You can configure protection policies based on your service requirements.

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Performing common security operations

• Enabling Alarm Notifications for DDoS Attacks: After the alarm notification function is enabled, you will receive alarm notifications upon DDoS attacks.
• Enabling Logging: With LTS, you can perform real-time decision analysis, device O&M management, and service trend analysis in a timely and efficient manner.
• Viewing Statistics: You can view the DDoS attack defense report and CC attack defense report to learn about the network security status of your service.
• Managing Instances: You can view AAD instance information and modify instance specifications and configurations.
• Managing Domain Names: You can view the domain name information, modify the resolution line, and configure the domain name.
• Certificate Management: You can view certificate information, and update or delete certificates.
• Managing Forwarding Rules: You can view forwarding rules, modify origin server IP addresses, and export forwarding rules.
• Using Cloud Eye to Monitor Instances and Protected IP Addresses: You can view AAD metrics through Cloud Eye to learn about the AAD protection status and adjust protection policies in a timely manner.
• Querying Audit Logs: You can view historical operation records of AAD on CTS.