How can I test my network’s persistence during an attack?

yucchunyucchun
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A few months ago, I received a massive hit on my home servers rendering my network useless for hours, constantly restarting my router to change IPs yet the attack would return minutes after. Later on I found out it was because of DynDNS, stupid thing I overlooked that caused a huge downtime for me and my friends that use my servers.

Since then, I have invested more in my networking, I have paid extra for 2 IPs and I have separate routers running for my server and my home itself. They come through one glass fiber cable to a ISP-issued network authenticating device, my house runs under NAT and the server runs directly to the public IP, I have closed sensitive ports’ access to the general Internet, I also disabled pings recently, to look stealthy.

I would like to test my network structure based off this to see how it would perform under stress with this new environment, the conditions and the investments I’ve made, but I have no clue over what I could do in order to achieve this, I have DoS’d myself (without the distributed part due to a lack of resources) from the home router to the server one but I get automatically mitigated by my ISP or the router, no clue. I believe it’s the router though, TP-Link features something?

Are there any tools on-line that can do this for cheap/free at a controlled rate?

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  • nikhm2nnikhm2n

    I think this might fit your needs. I have used the free version to stress test websites.
    Loader.io
    Alternatively,
    K6.io

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  • yucchunyucchun

    The server's just handling the load, does that mean I'm good?
    I have a 20Gbps line hooked up to it

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  • yucchunyucchun

    I’m gonna ask for permission to run my work’s 100Gbps line against my home

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  • MikeAMikeA Hosting ProviderOG

    @yucchun said:
    I’m gonna ask for permission to run my work’s 100Gbps line against my home

    Hope you mean you're gonna ask your residential ISP lmao.

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  • skhronskhron Hosting Provider

    @yucchun said: I have invested more in my networking, I have paid extra for 2 IPs and I have separate routers running for my server and my home itself. They come through one glass fiber cable to a ISP-issued network authenticating device, my house runs under NAT and the server runs directly to the public IP, I have closed sensitive ports’ access to the general Internet, I also disabled pings recently, to look stealthy.

    Well if I understood you correct, the moment when DDoS attack or whatever satures your physical uplink, you won't gain any redundancy from having two separate routers on your side.

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  • yucchunyucchun
    edited September 26

    @MikeA said:

    @yucchun said:
    I’m gonna ask for permission to run my work’s 100Gbps line against my home

    Hope you mean you're gonna ask your residential ISP lmao.

    Nope, work! We have a 100 Gbps line

    @skhron said:

    @yucchun said: I have invested more in my networking, I have paid extra for 2 IPs and I have separate routers running for my server and my home itself. They come through one glass fiber cable to a ISP-issued network authenticating device, my house runs under NAT and the server runs directly to the public IP, I have closed sensitive ports’ access to the general Internet, I also disabled pings recently, to look stealthy.

    Well if I understood you correct, the moment when DDoS attack or whatever satures your physical uplink, you won't gain any redundancy from having two separate routers on your side.

    I feel like the main issue is that this server shouldn’t be getting that much bandwidth in the first place, right? I mean 20Gbps for 12 Minecraft servers or so sounds a little over the edge

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  • skorousskorous OG

    @yucchun said: Nope, work! We have a 100 Gbps line

    I think his point was that you're about to destroy a shared residential line which is the type of thing you might want to ask before doing....

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  • yucchunyucchun

    @skorous said:

    @yucchun said: Nope, work! We have a 100 Gbps line

    I think his point was that you're about to destroy a shared residential line which is the type of thing you might want to ask before doing....

    I pay for a dedicated allocation but I'll definitely give them a little call before LOL, thanks for the heads up! I'll keep you guys updated

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  • AuroraZeroAuroraZero Moderator

    @yucchun said:

    @skorous said:

    @yucchun said: Nope, work! We have a 100 Gbps line

    I think his point was that you're about to destroy a shared residential line which is the type of thing you might want to ask before doing....

    I pay for a dedicated allocation but I'll definitely give them a little call before LOL, thanks for the heads up! I'll keep you guys updated

    That would be a good idea since they will treat it as an attack regardless and if it is traced back to you expect at the very least no internet feom them again.

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