[pawlo4212]

Hello, I need DDOS mitigation/Protection is best for free, because I have a server machine, which is the poor attacks from several people.On the server is pretty voice server ts3 and i am looking for services such as: prolexic.com,cloudflare.com servers for ts3. The top thanks!

[/jeremy/]

The only free mitigation you can get is Cloudflare (Which is only for Websites), or some sort of anti-ddos script/firewall rule. I highly recommend that you acquire some moola and pay for some DDoS-protection from a reputable vendor, such as Prolexic or Incapsula, or purchase a DDoS-protected server altogether such as OVH.

[Narvikz]

The only free mitigation you can get is Cloudflare (Which is only for Websites), or some sort of anti-ddos script/firewall rule. I highly recommend that you acquire some moola and pay for some DDoS-protection from a reputable vendor, such as Prolexic or Incapsula, or purchase a DDoS-protected server altogether such as OVH.

OVH protection is really bad to be honest.

You won't get anything for free. If it was a website and you'd setup cloudflare correctly you'd probably be able to hide your IP thus preventing Layer 4 attacks and cloudflare would block most of the Layer 7 attacks, however a teamspeak is harder to protect and you won't be able to protect it without paying anything.

Normally the Layer 4 attacks are mitigated on the edge of the network so droping the packets with a firewall won't do anything since your server will be dead anyhow.

Online.net has a pretty decent DDoS protection, however you have to pay around 80€ and 200€ more if you want permanent mitigation.

OVH just isn't the way to go because their protection doesn't do jack shit unless it is a common UDP attack.

[Kogan]

Your best bet is BuyVM.net - $3/month for Voxility protection.

[Narvikz]

Your best bet is BuyVM.net - $3/month for Voxility protection.

Voxility is fine. I edited this since I made some confusion with Blazing Fast that uses Voxility, but its content was incorrect.

I know however that like all it doesn't handle TCP attacks good though.

[DaL33T]

I laughed so much when I saw prolexic.com and free in the same sentence.