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Jun
18
We have been working very hard on our own network in the past few months which promises lower pings and increased DDoS protection.
For a professional explanation of what anycast is, you can read Cloudflare's article here: https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/cdn/glossary/anycast-network/ If you already know what Cloudflare is, then you can think of it as Cloudflare for our TF2 servers instead of just websites.
If you are still confused, here is our explanation.
In a normal setup, attackers overwhelm a server's connection to the internet by crowding out legitimate users.
By running our own network and placing filtering routers all over the world, we can block the attacks before they travel all the way to the server.
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Some hosts already block attacks like this but since they have thousands of customers, they only want to protect websites which are easier to do and don't want to spend the time to protect a niche like TF2.
This...
For a professional explanation of what anycast is, you can read Cloudflare's article here: https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/cdn/glossary/anycast-network/ If you already know what Cloudflare is, then you can think of it as Cloudflare for our TF2 servers instead of just websites.
If you are still confused, here is our explanation.
In a normal setup, attackers overwhelm a server's connection to the internet by crowding out legitimate users.
By running our own network and placing filtering routers all over the world, we can block the attacks before they travel all the way to the server.
Some hosts already block attacks like this but since they have thousands of customers, they only want to protect websites which are easier to do and don't want to spend the time to protect a niche like TF2.
This...
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