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Posted By: Alan | 1 Replies | Last Reply On: Sep 24, 2018 05:06:34

Where are your ddos scrubbing centers located?  When a ddos attack is taking place, do you route the bad traffic to scrubbing center and after send to to the data center where server is being hosted? 

Psychz - jeff

Votes: 0Posted On: Sep 24, 2018 05:06:34
 

We have scrubbing facility at all our POPs spread across the globe at 10 locations. This allows our system to mitigate larger attacks when they reach our network.  Although we have the capacity of 200gbps in specific POP our peering level may have limited peering arrangements which may cause packet loss, re-transmissions, and latency issues when their peering arrangements are beyond their capacity. Therefore, to deal with larger attack size, with anycast DDOS systems we direct the bad traffic to multiple locations for scrubbing. This way a much larger attack is easily dealt with using "Divide and Conquer" rule.

To know more about our DDoS protection service, kindly visit https://www.psychz.net/ddos-mitigation.html
For furthermore questions, you can write to our sales team at sales@psychz.net

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