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FortiDDos DDoS Attack Mitigation Guide - Fortinet

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Deploying a Solution<br />

Introduction<br />

A very simple deployment<br />

<strong>DDoS</strong> attacks pose a huge risk to a company's Internet connectivity and their<br />

prevention can save companies millions of dollars a year, especially for companies that<br />

depend on the Internet as a business platform and for those who the Internet is an<br />

element of their core IT infrastructure.<br />

How do IT managers ensure that their web infrastructure is safe from <strong>DDoS</strong> attacks?<br />

How do they ensure that they don't get a call from their key customers in the middle of<br />

the night? How do they ensure that they don't have to search through logs to figure out<br />

the attack type and sources and change the router and switch configuration?<br />

The Forti<strong>DDoS</strong> device is a solution for this, using hardware logic based appliances.<br />

In the sections below, we describe a few typical configurations.<br />

Following diagram shows a simple deployment. In this deployment with a set of<br />

dedicated servers in a co-location environment, a single Forti<strong>DDoS</strong> appliance is<br />

required. To ensure that there is no connectivity failure under critical failure of the<br />

appliance or power failure, there is a bypass switch. The bypass switch is inline with<br />

the traffic and passes traffic through the Forti<strong>DDoS</strong> unless there is a failure there.<br />

Forti<strong>DDoS</strong> <strong>DDoS</strong> <strong>Attack</strong> <strong>Mitigation</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

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