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<blockquote data-quote="Morohara" data-source="post: 460830" data-attributes="member: 93970"><p>Layer 7 ddos work by overloading your apache connection limit that's why when a user or someone tries to connect you receive the error "service unavailable".</p><p></p><p>The easiest way to fix a "Layer 7" DDOS attack is just make iptables on your apache server and setup a reject method to reject any ip that is repeatedly asking for the same information. Monitoring the people doing the attack they were using the server hosting company psychz to perform their attacks only using one vps to overload your connection limit. Although the method posted from NOC regarding blocking an ip would work something of a larger scale sadly would not as who would want to sit there and block multiple ips.</p><p></p><p>Your apache server regarding this method of blocking that i've posted should work as it worked aslong as its a layer 7 attack.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Morohara, post: 460830, member: 93970"] Layer 7 ddos work by overloading your apache connection limit that's why when a user or someone tries to connect you receive the error "service unavailable". The easiest way to fix a "Layer 7" DDOS attack is just make iptables on your apache server and setup a reject method to reject any ip that is repeatedly asking for the same information. Monitoring the people doing the attack they were using the server hosting company psychz to perform their attacks only using one vps to overload your connection limit. Although the method posted from NOC regarding blocking an ip would work something of a larger scale sadly would not as who would want to sit there and block multiple ips. Your apache server regarding this method of blocking that i've posted should work as it worked aslong as its a layer 7 attack. [/QUOTE]
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