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Date: Fri, 01 Sep 2000 20:33:27 +0700
From: Yamin Pradudy <min@starindo.net>
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Sorry my Questions here might be out of topic,..
but still I need help in this stuff

I had a network that attach to Internet (say ISP)
My major problem is i had a huge incoming trafic in my network.
Result of that action is i'm exhauted of incoming BanWidth, i got a
turtle internet connection.

First i guess that I'm attack by DoS or DDoS but when i scan my network
with gag and dds (come with FreeBSD 4.1) i found nothing wrong...

I know that i'm out of incoming BW in my MRTG.

Can anyone point me out check list that I must do to solve my network
problem.

Thanks in Advance

Yamin Prabudy
Network Admin



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