Volumetric DDoS attacks aim to overwhelm network capacity before traffic ever reaches your server's operating system. Filtering that traffic at the network edge — upstream of your VPS — is what keeps a common flood attempt from taking your service offline.
This network-level filtering complements, but doesn't replace, application-level security you configure yourself: rate limiting, a web application firewall, and fail2ban for brute-force login attempts all remain your responsibility as the server administrator, since our plans are unmanaged.
Common flood-based attacks are filtered at the network edge before reaching your server.
Protection is scoped to your own IPv4 address, not shared with unrelated tenants.
Application-level protections (fail2ban, WAF, rate limiting) are configured by you with full root access.
The same network-level approach applies across all 11 of our datacenter countries.
Contact our team if you notice unusual traffic; we can help investigate at the network level.
Network-level filtering doesn't restrict what you can configure on your own server.
Yes, network-level filtering applies across our infrastructure regardless of plan tier.
Network-level filtering targets volumetric traffic; application-layer attacks (like login brute-forcing) need your own configuration, such as fail2ban or a WAF.
Contact our support team by email or WhatsApp with details, and we can help investigate at the network level.
No, network-level mitigation is part of our standard infrastructure, not billed as an add-on.
Included at no extra cost on every plan — starting at $4.95/month.
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