Hosting protection
DDoS protection is included across Starter, Business, and Pro alongside SSL and backup coverage.
DDoS protection
Network protection without turning it into a mystery badge.
DDoS protection is included in the current NexiloHost hosting and cloud lineups. Cloud services also expose network firewall controls and DDoS activity visibility.
What it does
Protection helps reduce the impact of malicious traffic.
No provider can promise that every attack, upstream routing issue, software failure, or incident will be prevented. DDoS protection is one layer in a broader availability and recovery plan.
Cloud protection
Cloud plans include DDoS protection, a configurable network firewall, and visibility into relevant DDoS activity.
Incident route
If a service is unreachable or behaving unexpectedly, open a ticket with timestamps, symptoms, and the affected service so the issue can be investigated with context.
Do not confuse layers
DDoS protection is not a replacement for secure software.
Website owners and server administrators still need strong credentials, maintained applications, safe firewall rules, current software, and independent copies of critical data.
DDoS mitigationHelps with malicious traffic events.
Firewall policyControls what network traffic should reach a cloud server.
BackupsProvide a recovery path when data or application state needs to be restored.
FAQ
DDoS protection questions.
Is DDoS protection included with web hosting?
Yes. The current Starter, Business, and Pro hosting plans include DDoS protection.
Is DDoS protection included with cloud servers?
Yes. The cloud lineup includes DDoS protection, and the server experience also includes network firewall management and DDoS activity visibility.
Does DDoS protection replace backups or maintenance?
No. Protection, software maintenance, firewall rules, and backups solve different problems and should be treated as separate layers.
What should I include in an incident ticket?
Include the affected domain or server, symptoms, timestamps, recent changes, screenshots, and any relevant logs. Do not include passwords or API keys.