Hi, DINHTQ ,

You need something which could have behavioral determinations between a
normal, legitimate client traffic if you are in client side. Or do
something on distributing the traffic to different sites to prevent hitting
the threshold of each..

of course, hardening your system can help you raise the threshold
before being DOS-ed.

For service provider side you are even difficult as you need something
which could due with huge bandwidth and you have not much choices in
the market and still expensive at this moment.

BR Teddy Quentin Chung

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Subject: How to prevent Dos and DDoS,

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>
> Dear All,
>
> I looking for good solution to prevent DoS, DDoS for my website , Anyone
> have a good ideal ebout this problem can help me ?pls
>
> Thanks and Best Regards,
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> DINHTQ
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