This guy is DDoS-ing my website ...

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He's doing this for the past 3 hours...:fuckyou:
Is a BH website so I can't report him but I need to do something soon.
How do you guys deal with this kind of situation ?
 
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Firstly, that's not a DDOS attack, it's all coming from one IP. As such, it should be pretty easy to ban his IP using whatever means you have, but being able to do it on the network layer is the best for your site (i.e. on the NIC).

If you're on linux you can use IP tables, or Webmin also makes it really easy.
 
Firstly, that's not a DDOS attack, it's all coming from one IP. As such, it should be pretty easy to ban his IP using whatever means you have, but being able to do it on the network layer is the best for your site (i.e. on the NIC).

If you're on linux you can use IP tables, or Webmin also makes it really easy.

Sorry but you lost me with "on the NIC" :) part. Can you please explain a little more ? (i'm on windows)
I did a search on G and found out about this "host/ip booters" but I need to learn on how to work with them ...
Thanks
 
why don't you just ban his ip using htaccess and put this in:

Code:
order allow,deny
deny from 98.244.42.27
allow from all
 
Take a look at the below site, it should help you out on how to setup a rule to block that IP address.

Code:
http://codehill.com/2010/02/how-to-block-ip-addresses-in-windows-server-2003/
 
Can we do with this ip what we want or should we care?^^
 
I don't know how could I have missed that. There is an "IP Deny Manager" icon in my cpanel under Security. All I had to do was to put his IP in the textbox and click "Deny IP". Problem solved.

You know his IP :P DDOS him BACK.

Attacking eachother to see who's internet connection lasts longer is not internet marketing and unfortunately I don't have time for anything else than that right now.

Can we do with this ip what we want or should we care?^^

Yes, I don't care ... make it your own slave if you can. :ugh:
 
You could use CloudFlare; it speeds up your website and prevents DDoS attacks and malwares. :)
 
DDoS's are from botnets, you just have the world's most loyal visitor.
 
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