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Yeah, well, nothing on the news or on the threat maps (dunno how accurate those are btw)
So, what do you think? Another poor attempt at excusing whatever other tangible reason (like randomly putting bogus leases to slow down the usage / pay less / bill more kinda stuff) or, nope, ogero external ip points are being DDOS'ed.
It is possible to trace your external ips from outside and check if it is really DDoS protection or just lies.
there was a route leak 3 days ago it affected a CDN (cloudflare) but now all is good
It is possible to trace your external ips from outside and check if it is really DDoS protection or just lies.
i've checked via ddosmon.net but nothing was reported
there was a route leak 3 days ago it affected a CDN (cloudflare) but now all is good
Yeah, they claim both that
it has been ongoing for a full week and that they (cyberia) were waiting for ogero to do something
it's ogero's proxy's that were being targeted, so basically, all lebanon was having a slowdown
quickcheck from the nearest starbucks, there's no slowdown there ...
and ... now that my ip lease has changed ... it works fine again
my guess is that they've either mixed up their mapping of ip ranges they call "open speed" and those that are speed limited
it happens so often and they do so little about it, that i wonder if i'm just being simply being crooked a little bit more than usual
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