You run a Hytale Server and want to ensure it stays online even during attacks? DDoS Protection is a top priority at KernelHost!
As Hytale uses a different network protocol than Minecraft, standard protection filters sometimes need specific adjustments to distinguish between legitimate players and malicious attacks.
The Technical Background (QUIC / UDP):
Unlike Minecraft (which primarily uses TCP), Hytale relies heavily on the QUIC protocol via UDP (typically on Port 5520). This modern protocol ensures fast gameplay but requires specialized DDoS mitigation strategies.
We protect your Hytale Server!
Our KernelHost DDoS protection is capable of filtering Hytale traffic efficiently. However, depending on the intensity and type of the attack, fine-tuning might be necessary to ensure no legitimate player is blocked.
What to do if you are under attack?
If you notice connection losses, high ping, or timeouts on your Hytale server that suggest a DDoS attack, please do not worry. We are here to help.
Please contact our support team immediately so we can activate and adjust the Hytale-specific DDoS filters for your IP address.
How to contact us:
- Log in to the Customer Panel.
- Go to "Support" -> "Tickets".
- Create a new ticket with the subject "Hytale DDoS Attack".
- Please include your Server IP.
Our network technicians will analyze the traffic and apply the necessary protection rules to mitigate the attack while keeping your server accessible for players.
>> Click here to open a Support Ticket <<
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Further details:
Hardware: https://www.kernelhost.com/hardware
Data Center: https://www.kernelhost.com/rechenzentrum
DDoS Protection: https://www.kernelhost.com/ddos-schutz
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