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Only firewall running is the Windows Firewall. Using non standard SQL port but otherwise standard port 80. Will run security analyzer, however how do you protect the website itself on a page load level? Will this tool also help with this?
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Sorry I'm not a developer I'm sure there's folks here who can help you with things like that but if your in a company I'd really recommend you put a hardware firewall in front of that server. <br />
We pay a company to do random Penetration tests on our webservers legally we have to have them done 4 times a year.<br />

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What tools are available to prevent windows 2008 from DOS attacks (web server)
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What tools are available to prevent windows 2008 from DOS attacks (web server)

Only firewall running is the Windows Firewall. Using non standard SQL port but otherwise standard port 80. Will run security analyzer, however how do you protect the website itself on a page load level? Will this tool also help with this?

Sorry I&#39;m not a developer I&#39;m sure there&#39;s folks here who can help you with things like that but if your in a company I&#39;d really recommend you put a hardware firewall in front of that server. 
We pay a company to do random Penetration tests on our webservers legally we have to have them done 4 times a year.


Windows Server 2008 Prevent DOS Attacks

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