Built for packets, not slides.
Multi-homed European backbone with PletX DDoS mitigation at 5+ Tbps — POPs, peering, and operator tools you can verify.
About PletX
German NSP specializing in stateful DDoS mitigation for game servers, TCP apps, and custom workloads — including remote protection over GRE.
- ASN
- AS62403
- AS-SET
- AS62403:AS-PLETX
- Capacity
- 5+ Tbps
- Peering
- Open peering
- Scope
- Europe
- Abuse
- abuse@pletx.net
Facilities & exchanges
- Digital Realty FRA1-27Frankfurt, DE
- NIKHEFAmsterdam, NL
- SkyLink Data CenterEygelshoven, NL
PletX mitigation path
Guarding Your Network, Byte by Byte. Attack traffic never lands on your OrbitHost uplink — it’s scrubbed first, then only clean packets are delivered.
Attack and clean traffic hit the nearest PletX scrubbing cluster (Frankfurt or Eygelshoven). Volumetric floods are absorbed on multi-terabit edge capacity before they ever touch your server uplink.
Traffic is inspected with stateful L3/L4 logic plus application-aware filters — built for game servers, TCP apps, and custom workloads — so junk is dropped while legitimate sessions stay up.
Automatic rule detection spins up filters in real time. NOC can escalate for stubborn or novel attack shapes without you rewriting firewalls mid-raid.
Only scrubbed traffic reaches OrbitHost — on-net or remotely via GRE, GRETAP, VXLAN, or WireGuard tunnels when your origin sits elsewhere.
What’s under the filter
Stateful inspection, game-aware rules, tunnel delivery, and multi-terabit European scrubbing — the stack OrbitHost rides for always-on protection.
Connection-aware mitigation that tracks flows — not just static ACLs — so TCP apps stay stable under SYN floods and connection exhaustion.
Game and protocol-aware rules (FiveM, Minecraft, custom TCP, and more) reduce false positives while stopping UDP bursts and amp floods.
Remote protection over GRE, GRETAP, VXLAN, and WireGuard — protect origins that aren’t physically in a PletX facility.
Where required, inbound and outbound paths both traverse the scrubbing fabric so return traffic and spoofed flows can’t bypass the filter.
Live detection of attack signatures with automatic rule install — the same pipeline that powers PletX portal counters for mitigated attacks and dropped traffic.
Multi-terabit European capacity across Frankfurt and Eygelshoven clusters — sized for subnet-scale and game-platform volumetric events.
Mitigation that shows up in the numbers
Figures from PletX public posts, customer reports, and live portal counters — not slideware.
High-PPS / high-Gbps UDP junk aimed at game and VoIP ports — largest share of weekly attack flags (~31%).
Subnet-scale floods exceeding 2 Tbps absorbed at the scrubbing edge so origin uplinks never saturate.
SYN floods and connection-table attacks against TCP apps — stateful filters keep legitimate handshakes alive.
FiveM / Minecraft / custom game patterns filtered with application rules instead of blunt IP blocks.
Reflection/amplification bursts dropped before they consume customer bandwidth or CPU.
Ongoing raid-style traffic auto-mitigated with rule updates — NOC on standby for novel vectors.
Weekly attack totals from PletX GmbH. Live mitigation counters: portal.pletx.net. Cluster health: status.pletx.net.
Transit
Multi-homed for resilience.
- Lumen
- NTT
- Cogent
- Telia
DDoS
Always-on stateful scrubbing via PletX — game-aware filters, GRE tunnels, 5+ Tbps capacity.
- PletX (AS62403) — primary mitigation
- Application-aware filters (game / TCP)
- Remote protection via GRE / WireGuard tunnels
- NOC escalation · noc@pletx.net