The Beer Padawan
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- Oct 8, 2019
Your shit is obviously different from a normal environment, but who is upstream of your router? Is there a firewall or provider before the router that is able to drop packets so the hit isn't affecting the router's resources?
Yep, but we're looking for a switch & router. Which to me means that in addition to the switch I linked before, Null would probably want to upgrade to something like https://mikrotik.com/product/CCR1036-8G-2SplusEM for the router, since you get the 36 cores @ 1.2ghz, and SFP+ connectivity to the SFP+ switch.
I personally find that 10gb fiber is generally cheaper, especially for short runs than 10gb ethernet. Price of copper be dumb these days.
Edit: The fortinet advice given earlier in the thread is also super solid. Rolling your own router seems like a great techie idea, but Null did ask for idiot-proof solutions.
Have you considered buying a Corero or Fortinet router? They aren't cheap but they also are a permanent solution to this kind of attack.
If you were considering Fortinet solution the closest thing I could find that matched the amount of traffic you have is the 1100e.
Should be all in, these babies have FW and 8x10G SFP ports, and also does BGP.
closest price is around $25,000. double that if you get the IPS protection plan.