Denial of Service Attacks. The launching or facilitating the launch of a denial of service (“DoS”) attack on any host or computer on the MacStadium network for any reason whatsoever, or the use of any MacStadium network resource to interfere with the legitimate use by Customers or other authorized Users of resources of the MacStadium network or any other network. This includes the hosting of a Camfrog server or other server application that is a frequent target of DoS attacks or other types of attacks. • Port Scanning. The scanning of the service ports of any host or computer on the MacStadium network or any other network, or the sniffing of packet traffic on the MacStadium network. The placing of any network interface into promiscuous mode is similarly prohibited. • Unauthorized Access. Any unauthorized access to or unauthorized alteration of the files or operating system or other content of any host or network, any unauthorized attempt to obtain login credentials, such as username and/or password, of any host on the MacStadium network or any other network or any attempt to probe, scan or test the vulnerability of a system or network or to breach security or authentication measures. • IRC Networks. The hosting of an IRC server that is part of or connected to another IRC network or server. Servers found to be connecting to or part of these networks will be immediately removed from our network without notice. The server will not be reconnected to the network until such time that Customer agrees to completely remove any and all traces of the IRC server and agree to let us have access to Customer’s server to confirm that the content has been completely removed.
Denial of Service Attacks. The Supplier shall not be liable for network instability or unavailability arising from a denial of service attack directed at or originating from one or more servers located within a data centre through which network connectivity originates or is routed.
Denial of Service Attacks. You may not take any action that may impose an unreasonable burden on the Website or its servers and infrastructures.
Denial of Service Attacks. We briefly consider a malicious sellers that wastes the buyer’s time and resources by accepting a contract only for it to time out. When there are no transaction fees, this attack is free to deploy and clearly imposes negative utility on the buyer, since their funds are locked until the timeout passes. With transaction fees, the attack is no longer free, though it is still fairly cheap for large purchases. To circumvent this, we can force the seller to make a deposit in order to accept the contract. The deposit is paid back when contract is completed. In this way, the seller can only mount the attack by suffering a similar utility loss as the buyer which a rational seller would not do.
Denial of Service Attacks. Customer acknowledges that should the Customer’s server/equipment become the target of a Distributed Denial of Service attack (DDoS), Monroe Internet reserves the right to block access to the IP address(es) being attacked until the Monroe Internet can determine that the attack has ceased and is not likely to imminently return once service is restored. Should the Customer become the target of persistent, repeated DDoS attacks that require the intervention of a network administrator or attacks of sufficient scope to impact network performance and availability, Monroe Internet may deem the Customer in violation of our Acceptable Use Policy and may be subject to suspension or termination of services.
Denial of Service Attacks. We may incorporate multiple protection methods against Denial-of-Service Attacks. However, we are not liable for any downtime caused by a DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) or DoS (Denial of Service) attack. If a DDoS or DoS attack is targeted at a specific customer’s product and/or service for an extended period and affects other customers’ products and/or services we may suspend it until further notice or resolution. Any support request must be submitted through our client area or DIscord via tickets or Ticketbot. We are not required to provide technical support via live chat, social media, or other unofficial contact methods. We aim to respond within 30 minutes for all tickets although depending on the complexity of the request this may be longer. Bumping the tickets will further delay response as we answer tickets based on their last reply. Spamming our ticket system may result in a ban from our support system and thus you will not be able to get support. We reserve the right to not provide support due to but are not limited to abusive comments such as swearing if this is a continued problem your services may be terminated without refund. All of our services are unmanaged unless elsewhere specified, due to this we are unable to provide extended support for configuration issues. All set-up add-ons are applicable for the server they are purchased for and are non-refundable and non-transferable. These add-ons are provided “as is” and no additional support will be provided after the addon has been configured. You may purchase an “Advanced Support Addon” for your servers, These addons are nonrefundable and are provided “as is” These add-ons only apply to the server they were purchased on and can’t be moved to another service
Denial of Service Attacks. In no case may Storm Server Hosting LLC’s services be used to conduct an attack on other networks or hosts, in any capacity. Doing so may result in permanent service suspension without refund. If DoS attacks are made against a customer's services, our first priority is to take steps to mitigate the impact to other customers, which may include null routing the affected IP address(es), or otherwise suspending the service being attacked. In the case that an attack does not affect other customers or the network, the service being attacked will normally not be taken offline or suspended. Customers who are the target of frequent or repeated denial of service attacks, if those attacks negatively impact the Storm Server Hosting LLC network or its customers, may have the services affected by these attacks permanently suspended. Sending of bulk unsolicited commercial email (spam), is not allowed and will not be tolerated. Customers using the Storm Server Hosting LLC network may not send, or allow to be sent, via open relay or other means, unsolicited commercial email. Running a legitimate opt-in mailing list, or emailing existing customers, is of course, allowed. Although we may provide some opportunity to rectify spam problems that are not intentional on the part of the customer, ultimately, every customer is responsible for the activity that occurs via the services that they are paying for. Thus, customers who receive an occasional spam complaint but who do not appear to be knowingly sending spam, may be given notice to correct the issue, but repeated offenses may be grounds for service suspension. During any notice period given (if any), steps may be taken by Storm Server Hosting LLC as necessary to stop spam from being sent by the customer's services, including temporarily suspending service, firewalling certain traffic, or other appropriate means. Customers who are, as determined by Storm Server Hosting LLC, knowingly sending spam may have their service permanently suspended without refund. Operating websites or services on the Storm Server Hosting LLC network, that are being or have been advertised in spam, are also not allowed, and are subject to the same policies as applied to services used to send spam. If customer's improper actions or inactions are the cause of Storm Server Hosting LLC IP space being listed in any spam blacklist or database, that customer may be permanently suspended without refund, at the sole discretion of Storm Server Hosting LLC.
Denial of Service Attacks. Service Provider is responsible for monitoring its segment of the network for all forms of denial-of-service attacks and will make every effort to mitigate such attacks in a timely manner. If the Service Provider is unable to mitigate such attacks the Network Owner may intervene to protect the integrity of the network.
Denial of Service Attacks. Denial of Service attacks (DoS) refers to an attack on a server with the purpose of disabling one or more of its services. This generally occurs by overloading e.g. by attacks with a number of small UDP packages or TCP-SYN packages. Where the attack is coordinated by a larger number of other systems this is referred to as a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS). Mission has put in place measures which permit the empirical recognition of Denial of Service attacks. All Denial of Service attacks are logged. A Denial of Service attack will lead to the immediate blocking of the system without prior warning.
