fritz2cat
05/06/2015, 15h54
Either your server originates harmful traffic towards other people (inside or outside OVH network)
Or your server is the target of coordinated attack against you, most often due to the nature of the activity carried out on that server.
In your case, from the fragment posted at the beginning of this conversation, your server repeateadly attacks 222.187.220.202 in China, on port 7007.
These are 25 SYN packets within less than one second, this kind of attack is named a SYN flood.
Either you know exactly what happens on your server and we close this conversation, or you don't know what happens on your server, and OVH has blocked it until you use your knowledge in order to locate and cure the malware that is running on it.
If this happens again, the only way to regain control will be to reformat your server from scratch.
No refund is expected if you don't have the required knowledge. Hire a competent sysadmin. OVH has not broken its terms and conditions.
Please note that I'm not from OVH either. I'm a customer like you.
Or your server is the target of coordinated attack against you, most often due to the nature of the activity carried out on that server.
In your case, from the fragment posted at the beginning of this conversation, your server repeateadly attacks 222.187.220.202 in China, on port 7007.
These are 25 SYN packets within less than one second, this kind of attack is named a SYN flood.
Either you know exactly what happens on your server and we close this conversation, or you don't know what happens on your server, and OVH has blocked it until you use your knowledge in order to locate and cure the malware that is running on it.
If this happens again, the only way to regain control will be to reformat your server from scratch.
No refund is expected if you don't have the required knowledge. Hire a competent sysadmin. OVH has not broken its terms and conditions.
Please note that I'm not from OVH either. I'm a customer like you.