Providers For Cheap Dedicated Servers.
Basically, I'm going to make a big network of 10-ish servers each server having around an estimate of 20 players (some may have less, some may have more)
I need a cheap budget server to get me started.
15 - 30 PER Server
Estimated Servers: 10
America or Germany
Java, All Server With Purpur, Connected with a velocity network
$50-$125 US DOLLARS Budget may be extendable
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Get a panel hosting, your budget will kinda only get you dedis that suck
I want to have my own panel which is the problem, I want to turn it into like a private hosting not public where I own such % of each server. :)
Then get enough cash for it
Youd probably want 128gb, with a good cpu to handle that many servers it will be like $150-200+
What about a vps?
You want to make a hosting company, you need good dedis
A vps will not be much better price
Honestly you could get a cheap 8/16gb vps and when u get revenue expand to a good dedi
Not much of a company, more of a private thing, I do want a decent server.
Since they will be public servers you don't control you would probably also want ddos protection for the actual machine, which raises the price
Even if you don't sell publicly its still basically a host
I could expand from 2 servers,
Each server containing 6-8 GB, Saving a little bit of spare room for the proxy & lobby.
Starting from 16gb would be a good start
Might be able to get DDOS Protection included, for the time being of the start.
From who? Youd want a good one, everyone advertises ddos protection but in reality only a few host's hold up
And those hosts are expensive
liquidweb has a standered for no cost protects against layer 4 attacks.
You got an ip from them?
Even contabo advertises ddos protection...
No?
Cloudflare also provides free ddos protection.
:fred_huh:
I just checked their asn. They have no ddos provider as upstream, which means is inhouse which means it's probably a cisco asa, that won't hold up against any more than decent attack
That's only for websites, not minecraft servers
Web applications
Just like upioti said
just saw that lol
Minecraft protection from cloudflare directly its absurdly expensive
You can get a decent dedi with hetzner that can run most the stuff for you
a i9 9900k with 128gb ram
It costs me $60 a month and it runs what i need, but i dont host to the public only for friends
Should I start with a AX52?
- AMD Ryzen™ 7 7700
- 64 GB DDR5
- 1 GBit/s port
- 2x 1 TB
$66
from whom?
Hetz
Go with a bit better cpu
more ram as well
10 servers, 30+ players
youd fill that 64 gigs in seconds
True.
I can always upgrade in the future.
AMD Ryzen™ 7 PRO 8700GE
128gb ddr5 ram
AX42
Looks better
and its mid-pricerange too
how much
you didnt list it
do note hetzner is germany / finland iirc
And force all your customers to have a protection service running on top because you don't wanna be getting downed frequently
They didn't mind Germany since it's one of their preferred locations (America / Germany per their original post)
True, just saw that :sad:
$77
hetzner is probably the best value overall if you want a decent dedicated server
How would a Intel Xeon E5-1650V3 be?
bad
I think this is the best for the price.
how bad would an i7-4770k be?
that's all the e5-1650v3 is (plus 2 additional cores)
actually, I misread that, it's probably even worse than what I said
Ehhh i wouldn't quite use hetzner for a host
I mean, I've seen some people go years without being ddos'd on hetzner
Aside the ddos protection
1g link
Fsn not fra
And it's a private ish host that will only host public servers w a few players, risk of ddos attacks increases
I see no reason why you need 10g for a server expecting 20 players
imo for this budget a vps is more than enough
it gets ddosed? You just open a ticket to change the IP, get ddos protection and update dns records
takes 8 hours at most
10 servers expecting 30 players ish
Or did i read it wrong?
fair enough, but unless he actually knows where the players are coming from, I doubt it
Get ddos protectionRemote protection is designed for like big hosts, protecting a hetzner machine by gre will cost alone like 2-3x the price of the server, that's why its better to get a host with at least some basic protection from the start Or, force all your customers to run behind reverse proxy services
Did he say he's running services for clients?
he said private-ish, so reverse proxies are probably fine
Yes, he said its like a host where he gives hosting to servers and gets a % of the profit?
Yeah im just saying to force his customers to hire a ddos protection service and not run directly on hetzner
or he can purchase a few IP addresses, give everyone a dedi ip and nullroute them if attack, though that would probably require code and idk if hetzner supports that
hetzner is probably fine for the " I'm going to make a big network of 10-ish servers ... Connected with a velocity network" part of stuff ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
no reason to spend 2x to 3x more on a dedi just because someone might ddos the server and tcp shield would be inconvenient
If i understood correctly he is gonna host 10 separate public servers
Indeed, It will be no where near a public service, Yet I would like to ensure the player's little to no downtime.
I'm sure we would get attacked multiple times, and our team would just have to defend against the attack. We plan on getting DDOS Protection in the future, but some downtime will not kill the players of the servers. As soon as I get some income from the server I am getting DDOS Protection, But I am wanting to worry about the hardware and incase we do get more than 20 players its kinda my biggest worry. We won't have 200 players on the network on launch NOR will we have 10 servers. That's just near impossible.
No im just saying he should ask the customers to hire tcpshield themselves
Its gonna be 10 seperate public servers but they will be connected through a proxy & a hub server.
How do you plan to
defend against the attackAnd the issue is the "get ddos protection" is not easy, if you want to protect the entire machine you will need a GRE, and unless you buy it of some sketchy kid reselling tunnels off a $5 ovh vps it will cost at least like $200-300/m alone on ddos protection, its better to either migrate to OVH or some host with basic prot or so Ah, so just a velocity/bungee network, not a hosting Eh just put any reverse proxy service on top of that and problem solved, dont leak the backend ip
your the person who insisted it was hosting https://discord.com/channels/348681414260293634/1345537229447106631/1345538397808365609
I want to turn it into like a private hosting not public where I own such % of each server. :)i didnt
Okay, So Basically its gonna be a private hosting for server developers to make servers on, Using Pterodactyl we will allow developers to use our host to benefit them and make it less for them to host their server. We also plan to have resources for the developers of them servers to speed up development, and or create a server quite easily and just do different things. We just manage / host them servers for them and then we get some % from the server which will be turned into our income.
It'd honestly probably be best to save up and buy our own server and get the reverse proxy service, so we don't have to fork out as much monthly vs renting one.
I just need to figure out what software would be best to run 20+ players, Possibly more. We will just say 50 players for launch and then we can fork out money on buying better parts for the servers.
Probably could have written that beter if I took my time but that's not really the point.
I mean, unless you are running geyser/bedrock/voicechat mods, tcpshield is free
This
and no colocating wont beat hetzners pricing
We will probably support Geyser / Bedrock.
Not sure about voicechat mods, that would depend on the server owner's server plan.
will beat their quality by a bit but if you care about price it wont
So why the need of having a hub and velocity again?
Honestly, I just feel like it'd be a good idea to have that.
Why, Is that a problem?
I mean its just kinda scuffed, and backend servers will have to be offline mode / open for more exploits if missconfigured / etc
Like whats the goal of the hub? you want people to be able to explore servers or what?
Correct.
cuz otherwise you can run a local reverse proxy that can route based on subdomains
I would probably buy a plan with Thordata or something.
so.... velocity?
ummm, why?
more like a custom go one or haproxy, velocity requires extra backend cfg
Speed & reliability.
What's haproxy?
But like why are you buying socks proxies?
Can you elaborate? I'm unsure what a "Sock Proxy" is.
haproxy (afaik) can't route minecraft based on hostname from the handshake packet, unless you know something I don't
plus you'd probably still need to configure proxy protocol on the backend servers unless you're doing funky stuff
When we said reverse proxy we meant a ddos protection service, not residential proxies lmao
Idk i dont use haproxy
Ah I see.
but im pretty sure it can?
ah true
mmproxy?
Okay, If I was to save up money for a server for me to home-host, I know yall are gonna say something about home-hosting, but wtv. What hardware should I go for, and what should my budget be?
NO PLEASE
NO JUST DONT
💀
I knew it
lmao
A Dedicated link alone will be $500/m
And no dont tell me your 200mbps triple natted $15 residential plan is enough
if you want to purchase a server, you should send it to colocation, which alone is like $50-100/m only really worth it if you buy in bulk or have like a 9950X u will resell
I'll probably choose to buy in bulk anyways lmao
by buy in bulk i mean like the entire rack
idk how many servers fit in a rack but at least 20
I mean I won't be buying a prebuild probably would go with a custom build.
I'm a pc builder so yk.
the in home router is the only thing doing nat
ah thats another thing
if you wanna own the server its not a pc
you have to build a server
with server parts
which are more expensive
So at most, you're predicted to have 300 players?
yes ik
i'm not dumb
lmao
a 7600X 64gb server will probably be like 1k
Most gameservers are commercial consumer ryzen hardware
200 but that would be in the future.
Predicting 20-50 players in total on release.
what is a server part in a 7600x?
No, the motherboard, case, ram, cooling and storage are server grade, only the cpu is "consumer" at their level
motherboard, with ipmi and server features, enterprise ram, storage that wont fail
honestly you can get away with using consumer for everything but motherboard and case
and cooling
You can put a X570d4u or whatever equivalent in a consumer case no problem
you don't need ipmi if it's in your basement
^
depends on case, still i would rather have a server cooling system then one that could fail
and you don't need a server case if it's in your basement
Didnt we say he was colocate?
10 servers in this case is 10 game servers right?
how is a consumer case gonna be installed in a rack?
He said home host when asking for hardware
you did
and we told him its a terrible idea to do a public server off home hosting
300 players off a non-redundant, residentially connected, consumer grade server?
yeah sure, why not?
...
if he has good routing to tcpshield, it's fine
TCPShield has a TOS clause where they dont support home hosting
All depends on the budget and uptime expectations
And knowing gsl's + residential routing it will have issues
in the UK, I've never had network outages for more than 15 minutes at a time and I've never had a single power outage
Some resi isps also limit packet rate
Instead of worrying about me home hosting how about something that would probably help 😭
how do clients connect
tell me that
does everyone joining the server have DC grade networking
routing isn't one way
- Getting an UPS
- Getting at least a dedicated internet line (if u can somehow get links with 2 or 3 T1 isps better)
- Get good cooling
- Get another UPS
- Get DDoS protection or a reverse proxy service that peers with whoever you purchased the dedi line off
1 player to their closest anycasted node is diff then 300 players across the world
TCPShield does not have anything similar to argo smart routing so if a player connects to frankfurt its gonna be frankfurt connecting to NYC via residential
some downtime will not kill the players of the serverssir he's running 10 minecraft servers
Its not like im running a server with 50000 players on it
I mean you have a point
and hosting isnt even paid so they cant complain
its just gonna be a shitty experience overall ig
if he's raking in like 5k/mo then maybe downtime would cost money
^
and at that point he can afford better hosting
Sorry i tend to go overboard on specs
I already said,
I'm going to upgrade equipment as time goes by. So if i'm bringing in even as little as $100 (some going to bills) then i spend the rest on upgrading the server for more performance & reliability.
I'm more worried on how much Download / Upload speed I should need for 20 - 30 players at this point.
in the US, running stuff from your basement can be a bit of a mixed bag
:D I'm in the us lol
yeah, I'm much more impressed with the UK's infrastructure for how reliable internet/power is
I mean a 7700x build will cost like a year if not more of renting the same build but server grade from hetzner
My internet never goes out lol.
How confident are you that the project will work out?
This is what i mean, honestly eu would maybe be fine
That's not the only factor
🤷🏽 only time can tell.
yeah, but the issue is when someone from Utah wants to connect to your server in the middle of a corn field in Indiana
And no don't tell me you have 1gbps speed that also does not mean much
Just tell me how much speed is required to run 50 players. (I know hardware also takes a play but internet wise)
required probably only 1mbps per player, but the speed between you and the player is what will make or break it
just because you can get 100mbps to a server in nyc doesn't mean you can get 10mbps to someone in the middle of nowhere
Its not just the speed
I know
So 500mbps should technically work.
then i guess we lose that player
Also when the players isp only has a cogent link and your isp purchases traffic off a t2 and is not present in any IXs so you get routed 4 states away and then back
I could also send it out to a datacenter.
at that point you're paying more than it costs to rent the machine
Id usually go for 1g symetric at least, and it also depends from who
This
That's what we told you
True
I'm obviously gonna home host it for the time being.
I had a buddy of mine home host like 60 players, not sure what his bandwith and what not was but he hosted it from his room. so I know its way more than possible lol
realistically, hetzner is probably fine, but if you want an excuse to buy a 2nd pc, then go for it
especially if you plan on doing more homelab stuff
Yeah and we also have a few customers home hosting with no issues, wanna guess what?
They live in a well connected area, their power is redundant, they have a rack and server grade cooling, and a dedicated line off verizon/at&t
most of the time minecraft servers never make a profit, so just make sure that whatever you're doing, you're having fun
Real though
Don't drop 2k on a server that you will run for 2 months
To be honest, It would probably be better to buy a server. Due to the fact as you just said Minecraft servers never make profit, and I wouldn't lose much and would keep the server, free of charge, and could use it for my own projects / minecraft servers lol.
I was actually thinking about loaning 2k for a high-performance pc but decided not to lmao 😭
basement servers are fun :)
electricity bills arent
on a cardboard box
w
I sadly don't have a basement
yeah, racks apparently cost like 350gbp
I could always get a shed 💀
So youd rather drop $1200 then $70?
😭
:NODDERS:
Why would u financr a pc
Real
Frrrr
Racks be expensive asf
Id love to pay 350 for one
But im from mexico so they be like $1000+ here
:squint:
stalker
350 was for a startech open frame rack
Ah alright makes sense
Why do you even need a high performerance pc?
a 16U rack in romania is 600
I can build my own rack from home for $50 quite easy 😂
I did it from a leftover moving box
for free!
My business partner spent like 3k on his pc build, i can bet his average cpu usage is 10% and gpu average is 20%
🔥
whats the point of a rack that size anyways. I really don't see a point. You could just make your own for way less and its just a box so yeah 😭
Yeah
I only spent 800 on my recent build
I have a lot of servers off to the side
ah
That makes sense.
and some of the servers are like 70lbs
oh damn wtf what you got in that shit a 60lb weight?
72tb of hdds
Ohhh
Okay
makes sense.
Having everything organized and stable
Its not fun having servers fall down
I challenge you to make a structure that can lift 500kg+ for $50 lol
Yeah but for 1 server not much of a big deal lol
I don't need a rack :D
If I was to build a server what case should I use?
Server case
I think rackchoice is meta?
I remember some hosting provider showing those on a rack
Idk
U should ask someone
Since im only using 1 server should I just got with a cheap tower? or should I stick to using a server case?
You do not wanna spend 1200 for then to have to spend another 600 rebuilding whenever you want to colocate
Can you link me to one possibly?
I don't wanna have to spend $359.00 on just 1 server.
Would something like this work?
https://www.amazon.com/Rosewill-Micro-ATX-Rackmount-Included-RSV-Z2600U/dp/B096WG8H6X
Rosewill 2U Server Chassis Rackmount Case | 4 3.5" HDD Bays | Micro...
Rosewill 2U Server Chassis Rackmount Case | 4 3.5" HDD Bays | Micro-ATX Compatible |3 x 80mm PWM Fans | 2x USB 3.0 | Silver/Black - RSV-Z2600U
You have to remember this aint for a full-blown business, its for a hobby, possibly profitable.
probably, just be aware that 2u still will restrict the height of coolers
and that's only micro atx compadible
Okay, Can you suggest a case for me?
I was honestly thinking about just going with a normal tower computer case but clearly that's probably a bad idea.
I was also gonna use maybe ssd's and from this understanding for minecraft server hosting GPU's arent a big thing so I could get a cheap one for a gpu.
a 7000 series amd cpu has a (not amazing) igpu
I don't know any cases off the top of my head, I was just letting you know that you do need to consider cooler compatibility
dynatron specifically makes coolers for servers, but finding a place to buy them from isn't always easy and consumer motherboards probably will face the socket in the wrong direction for proper cooling
asrock rack motherboards rotate the socket 90 degrees which would solve the issue, but they're typically more expensive
Suggesting I should get a AMD Ryzen 9 7900X 12-Core, 24-Thread?
Still if ur gonna spend money wouldn't you like to spend a little more now to save a lot more in the future? (And reduce ewaste)
I think that may be too short
For a ryzen build
And idk abt build qualiry
Definetly, good for hosting
If u can afford 7950x go for that one
Only issue is you need like a 360mm watercooler to keep a 24/7 ryzen running fine
What state do you live in?
If it's hot we may even recommend installing AC
My friend's basement datacenter doesn't have AC but he lives on the north
The servers alone raise the temperature overall like +7º C
But outdoor temps where he lives is like <15c so
Maybe I should go with Hetzner server for the first few months, if it goes well maybe switch to home hosted so I can upgrade hardware incase player count goes >200,
Also for my needs at this point I believe AMD Ryzen™ 7 PRO 8700GE would be perfect if it could run <75 Players, $0.1204/hr is cheap now that I realize.
I could def go for that if you think I should.
I personally always like to have a second opinion, If I go with Hetzner I could honestly have it up and running within a week or 2 and then see where it goes.
I look at the price $77.00 and think its a lot but its really not haha.
Definetly, run from hetzner then buy hardware if it works out
It isn't trust me
Yeah I know.
Yall guys are used to cheap asf pricing
Our cheapest server is like $200/m and it's a 6 core xeon 😭
Do you profit?
Yeah
But we are not a host
Yeah
DDoS Protection?
Have to mention it's 32gb ram i think
Yup
Is your simple servers plan worth it?
Wdym?
$30/month plan VIP
I'm thinking about spending some more for a little extra security for the hetzner server lmao
Ah, well depends
We are not really a budget provider, there is cheaper protection
Certainly latency and stability is top notch, we can even offer 100% uptime
Depends on location and if you wanted layer7 filtering or not
Actually it may be 16gb
$30 is budget imo, but im not spending $300/mo for a private hosting.
Honestly i miss when servers where $60/m
😭
lmao
Keep in mind it's only 1 port and 3TB traffic lol
damn wtf
We don't rlly require much ram
Wouldn't what im doing do the same thing but for cheaper though?
Proxies are coded on Go which is so good on memory usage, and mitigation uses xdp which doesn't use much ram either
What you doing?
AMD Ryzen™ 7 PRO 8700GE
8 cores / 16 threads @ 3.65 GHz
128 GB DDR5 RAM
2 x 512 GB NVMe SSD
from hetzner
or have you sent yours to a datacenter?
We are not a host lol
I think what yall said reverse proxy would be good 🙏🏽
When I told you our cheapest server is like 200/m that's what we pay for it
We don't own hardware, it would be stupid for our usecase and size, we rent
For example in december/summer break we have to scale up as everyone gets more players, but it would be stupid to pay for that capacity the rest of the year
Okay well i have no clue how ddos protection works so ima let that be :fedora:
And by owning hardware we need a big upfront investment on new locs/etc
And we cannot easily move servers
Rn we can cancel a frankfurt server and purchase one more on singapore and have it done in like 4hrs max
ah
If we owned hardware it would either require us to buy 2 servers or ship the frankfurt one to singapore which would take ages
Fair enough
Wdym?
Earlier when we was talking abt the hosting
I think reverse proxy for a extra layer of security would work :)
I take that back
Ah sure
I thought u said something about our reverse proxy
So I should?
nah
Wdym?
I mean yeah you should put the bungee/velo behind a reverse proxy and close off the hetzner dedi
alright.
Later on if I plan to pay a bit more should I go with
AMD EPYC™ 9454P
48 cores / 96 threads @ 2.75 GHz
256 GB DDR5 ECC reg.
min. 2 x 1.92 TB NVMe SSD Datacenter Edition
How many server's could this run?
Damn
Idk like
Depends on setup
I think it could handle 600-1000 players easily if not more
Actually no
Shit it's hetzner
So 800 ish players max, because 1g uplink
Wow. That's really good actually
for $221.00
a month
You would be this close to saturaring uplink: 👌
So how many servers would that be estimated
Any bot attack, small ddos leak, sudden spike of traffic, players switching lobbies, etc would saturate it
To be safe, 500 players max
I'd probably be better off to buy a dedicated server wouldn't i?
For more profit?
Later on not at this moment.
Idk I mean how much u wanna allocate per server
Well, I would estimate 8gb / per
That only really works out once you have a rack full of owned hardware
Is there any other dedicated server providers that could offer more uplink?
Then 32 servers
Each server can have 3 dedicated cores
Or would shared be better?
Though you should do shared, tbh
Yeah probably
Yes but not cheap
Well Obviously lol. Send one?
Idk im not updated on providers
Since we onboarded on datacamp we havent looked back
Datacamp is just 😍
How would a AMD EPYC 9V74 run the 10 servers?
I'm just looking around trying to see how good other cpu's are gonna be.
80 core 160 thread?
Yeah
I'm assuming that could run a lot of servers
shared cpu
eh
sure
where did u see it at?
its probably like at least $700/m
I found a good deal then
lmao
hetzner?
Nah
a buddy of mine lmao
So how many servers would it be able to run? (ram out of the question)
Just teh single cpu its self
Shared Cores
🤦
Home hosting it?
Nah
Well its basically 2x 7950's on the multicore benchmark but singlecore is like kinda ass
so in reality you should probably do 2 cores per 4gb ram
so 40 servers on 8gb
10 servers on 16gb
So a max of 256gb or 384gb if you wanna be risky
2 threads*
ah
so its best to stick with the $77/mo?
oh wait
im a little bit slow
how much u paying for that epyc?
$1000 lmao
per month?
No, 6 months *
Ah
$166/m
something like that yeah
suspiciously cheap
from who?
One of my old friends
this but he's gonna get more ram he says
Where is he hosting it? at home?
its running windows? 😭
Yeah..
😂 I just realized that as i sent it
is he colocating it or what
He says its a server from Azure btw
I was gonna say, you wouldn't have that kind of CPU with only 32GB of memory
Ummm
yeah this is all too suspicious
He may be reselling you a free funded azure account
Yeah
and he will need 10gbit if he wants to offer hosting on that
@oTrixzy honestly
buy a 7950X from hetzner
if you still need more servers
buy another one
you are paying $1000 upfront for 6 months, even if you pay monthly thats $170 for a massive server even a few hosting companies wouldnt manage to fill up, its probably gonna sit mostly unused for a while
Okay, He said he would take % of the funds I receive which is bad for me but its either that or I stay with AMD Ryzen™ 7 PRO 8700GE?
If its only those two options, stay with the 8700
alright
if you can though purchase a 7950x off hetzner, that will run 128gb ram, 1 dedicated thread per 4gb, except the threads are more then 2x as powerful as the epyc's so it will be fine, 1g should probably handle it if you dont got that mayn players
and if you need more just buy a 2nd one
Yeah
What website do you use to check single core performance?
Also should I use Server Auction on hetzner or no?
Geekbench
Idk I don't use hetzner
There's a $67/mo (3hr left)
Intel Xeon E5-1650V3
256 GB
2 x 480 GB Datacenter SSD
no
horrible
how is a 1650v3 even able to support 256gb
Because they can support 12 dimms per socket, and with that being a single socket CPU, can do up to 12x64 (768GB total)
The 2650v3 can go into a 2 socket system, doubling the total memory
768gb and 6 cores
seems balanced
Never said it was a good idea
But there's a few usecases that could be that heavily imbalanced
It changed a bit, is ECC ram better?
I heard it was
also its a bit more expensive
theres also this one if I spend a bit more
actually wait, this might be better than the $93
a lot more storage
id take ECC over more storage for a host tbh
what are you planning to host?
smps or minigames
if minigames then u dont need storage
ecc really doesnt matter that much. ddr5 already has built in detection and correction for single bits flipping, if you’re experiencing more than that regularly, you probably have faulty hardware
ecc probably wouldn’t hurt to have, but I personally wouldn’t pay extra for it for just a minecraft server
i mean its $1 cheaper, also probably the 1TB's NVMEs are slower
slower cpu tho
Ah i had not seen that change
1TB nvme drives of the same model are almost always faster than 512gb nvme drives
U right
It's up to the server owner, I cannot say what server they plan.
I'm really trying to focus on non-survival servers though.
So what are we saying, should I go for AX52 or AX42?
Imo 52 all day
Double storage and a faster cpu
Note you will need external antiddos (not sure if someone else mentioned this)
Hetzners protection is not good enough
Agreed, hetzner provides great pricing for hosting, but if you are worried of getting attacked you should also get some external protection service. Back then we used to have papyrus (you can google it). Not the cheapest, but the server never got downed. (Idk if anyone tired to ddos it tho). You should still concider if you really need that kind of protection. Most smaller servers dosent really get attacked.
i dont think it even exists lol
It is, it blocks amps and basic stuff up to like 5gbit/s
Though even any decent free booter can go past that so it's basically non existent
Sup, nice
basically nothing
yeah
Not for me
Doesnt block any udp amps
I had to manually add rules to their web firewall to only allow 1.1.1.1 for dns etc
Ssdp, ntp, dns all went straight through
1 gbps
Idk I don't have a hetzner serve
Maybe it does "block" them up to 6-10g but it's so bad after 5g enough leakage goes through to saturate the port