There are currently several massive DDoS attacks going on against targets in the UK - some with data rates of above 200GBps. You can see some details at http://www.digitalattackmap.com/

yeah we may see this as a permanent policy now, diverted traffic alongside blocking of pings.

Last week I noticed they were diverting traffic, then a few days ago the pings were back to 8ms, but as you said a second attack has took place.

Last week my trace was similar to what ignition posted with latency about 15ms instead of his 40ms, bit went over the same transit.

Now like robertos, I cannot get any routing info outside of my isp's network.

Edited by Chrysalis (Tue 12-Jan-16 08:07:30)

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

Ah. Thanks.

Perhaps similar on a Dell, but too tired now to apply brain.

More about the OS than the manufacturer.

In reply to a post by caffn8me:

There are currently several massive DDoS attacks going on against targets in the UK - some with data rates of above 200GBps. You can see some details at http://www.digitalattackmap.com/

200 gigabytes per second? I suspect a typo, that'd be a world record!

Thanks for link. I have had the pleasure of dealing with this kind of excrement first hand so am not especially tolerant of it.

I don't expect a command incorporating HP-Microserver to work on a Dell, that's all. So would need to find the equivalent if there is one.

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

I don't expect a command incorporating HP-Microserver to work on a Dell, that's all. So would need to find the equivalent if there is one.

That bit isn't part of the command it's part of the command prompt.

The command starts tcptraceroute

Yes, typo. I did of course mean Gbps.

It's a Unix command - Windows equivalent would of course be tracert without resorting to 3rd party utilities.

In reply to a post by ian72:

It's a Unix command - Windows equivalent would of course be tracert without resorting to 3rd party utilities.

tracert does not support TCP traces, so it is not suitable.

This utility does: http://simulatedsimian.github.io/tracetcp.html

I might try that later, thanks Oliver.