This topic describes how to configure port forwarding policies, such as session persistence and health checks for multiple origin server IP addresses. The topic also describes how to configure DDoS mitigation policies for non-website services. The DDoS mitigation policies include False Source, Speed Limit for Destination, Packet Length Limit, and Speed Limit for Source.
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Background information
You can configure port forwarding policies and DDoS mitigation policies for non-website services based on your business requirements to improve the forwarding capability of Anti-DDoS Pro or Anti-DDoS Premium.
- You can configure a session persistence policy to forward requests from a specific IP address to the same backend server.
- You can enable the health check feature to check the availability of backend servers. This ensures that requests from clients are forwarded to healthy servers.
- You can configure DDoS mitigation policies to limit the connection speeds and packet lengths of non-website services that are protected by Anti-DDoS Pro or Anti-DDoS Premium. This protects your non-website services against connection-oriented DDoS attacks that consume low bandwidth.