Yea, tried on Time & Unifi at my office.

Thanks bro.

Most welcome.

Loaded well, perhaps took some extra time for first visit.
Interesting content. I'm reading already.

Thanks

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Added on July 5, 2012, 2:53 pmMy home Unifi modem gone after about 1 year of using (2 weeks + of hosting at home)

After the replacement done by the unifi technician, everything back to normal, hopefully my web is not hurt the modem. else need to find another alternative again.

This post has been edited by david_cheong2002: Jul 5 2012, 02:53 PM

i m using UNIFI as well....all good, but if not mistaken abroad speed will be worse....

Not too sure on this.

Appreciate if any one here is from oversea can help to test it out...

You can't really use cloudflare with dynamic IP, unless you use cloudflare as a cname to another address

Just to check, do CloudFlare provide the facility to avoid DDOS? seem like my web site start to having heavy traffic but no referer found.

It normally start from night time and keep access the site for few hours about 100MB of data being uploaded(site being access).

Or do anyway to avoid the DDOS (Syn floor) attack?

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Added on July 9, 2012, 5:42 pm1 good thing for dynamic IP is I want to avoid those connection I just restart my router and the site will be inaccessible within few minutes under the DNS being update. (TTL is 2 mins)

This post has been edited by david_cheong2002: Jul 9 2012, 05:42 PM

Limited protection probably, they do block known botnets etc etc but its not true protection.

Just wondering is there any a true protection that can really give me maximum possible protection to the web server as well as save up the traffic?

I hear some of the company that they actually create a lot of proxy and redirect those suspicious traffic to the invalid proxy to save up the web traffic, but not too sure how's it work.

Not sure is it only me or what. Click on any link takes 2 to 3 seconds to respond before load. But overall quite okay with repeated view since this is hosted at home

For free? No.


Proper DDOS mitigation requires
1.UDP/ICMP Filtering
2.TCP Filtering
3.Basic HTTP Filtering

At the very least , I don't think any company will offer this for free, the better companies all charge upwards of $99

I don't know whether it is my connection or your site.
The loading took longer than normal Malaysia hosted site, but once the page load it is instant, means without slowly loading one image and another slowly.

Thanks for help

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Added on July 13, 2012, 12:22 amI suspecting there are 2 possibility,

1st is because of the low Time to leave for the DNS which currently I set to 2 mins to expire, this is because I using the dynamic IP, so once the IP change, i need to refresh all DNS asap.

2nd is maybe the Wordpress W3t cache, not too sure how to monitor or tuning on it, i just use the standard default setting for this cache, hopefully it help.

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Added on July 13, 2012, 12:25 amhow about any moderate price hardware that can achieve this function? home level or enterprise level router which cost around few hundred?

But if we apply the hardware just infront of the web server, that's no use for the DDOS attack right? just can protected the web server to be hijacked by the hacker only right?

This post has been edited by david_cheong2002: Jul 13 2012, 12:25 AM