DDoS protection
Protection is included with the cloud server classes and is backed by attack visibility in the server-management experience.
- Included with cloud servers
- Attack visibility
- Runs at the network layer
DDoS protection and a network firewall are only useful when they connect to a practical server-management experience. NexiloHost keeps protection, access, usage, DNS, and reinstall controls close to the service.
DDoS protection helps absorb or mitigate attack traffic. Firewall rules control which traffic your server should accept. They are related, but they are not the same feature.
Protection is included with the cloud server classes and is backed by attack visibility in the server-management experience.
Use firewall rules to limit unwanted network access and expose only the services your workload actually needs.
Start and stop the server when maintenance or recovery work requires it.
Retrieve the connection information needed to access the operating system.
Review server usage data without having to guess whether a workload has outgrown the current plan.
Manage PTR records for server IP addresses where reverse DNS is needed.
Reinstall using an available operating system or application template. Reinstall is destructive and should be treated accordingly.
All cloud classes shown on the current lineup use NVMe storage.
Clear answers about what the controls actually do.
Yes. DDoS protection is part of the cloud server offering rather than a separate marketing add-on.
Yes. The cloud server experience includes network firewall management so rules can be adjusted around the server.
The server controls include DDoS attack visibility so relevant activity can be reviewed from the service experience.
Yes. Reverse DNS management is available for server IP addresses where applicable.
Yes. Reinstall controls support available operating-system images and application templates. Reinstalling destroys data on the server, so backups should be handled before destructive actions.