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NTT AS2914 is available in Sydney and they have some routing tricks to import local paths to Telstra/Optus/AAPT from their NTT Australia subsidiary network.<br>
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Ask them about their DPS Lite product, costs you a small fee per port but it lets you install up to 50 permanent outbound stateless ACL rules on the NTT router. Drop the well-known UDP reflection attacks, UDP fragments, and GRE traffic with that ACL if possible
and you should have covered yourself against the most common forms of volumetric DDoS attack with a tier-1 backbone's soaking capacity to back you up.<br>
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Besides, the NTT AS2914 security team is quite simply awesome. <br>
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<div class="gmail_quote">On 13 June 2019 00:26:13 CEST, Mehmet Akcin <mehmet@akcin.net> wrote:
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<div dir="ltr">hi there,
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<div>recently one of our customers has received a minor DDoS attack (sub10g) and this has resulted in my customer's upstream to shut the customer down which has sparked lots of issues with their customers.</div>
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<div>long story short, looking for a reliable network who can provide 1x10G in SYD, 1x10G in Melbourne reliable connectivity and can do better than other ISP which has disconnected us under tiny ddos.</div>
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<div>if you know someone, I would appreciate points, thank you all.</div>
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