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Subject: Surviving HUGE DDoS
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Hi,

Is it possible to have FreeBSD firewall setup on 1Gb network 
to survive huge DDoS attacks.
We are being dosed with syn flood about 1,500,000 packets/sec 
with traffic more than 500Mb/s?