Which EvoShield plan includes TB21 DDoS protection?
TB21 protection is included with our L5 EvoShield plan. Select L5 on the remote DDoS protection page to order.
How do I protect my NBA 2K TB21 server from DDoS attacks?
Order L5 EvoShield to protect a server at your existing host, or choose an Evolution Host protected VDS. Add the EvoShield TB21 rule to the required port(s) to fully protect your server. See the EvoShield Documentation for more information.
Can I keep my current hosting provider?
Yes. Remote protection lets you keep your server with its current provider by tunnelling your server's clean traffic to your existing server over a GRE or NAT tunnel.
What is the difference between remote and VDS protection?
With remote protection, your server stays with its current provider and traffic is routed through the protection service. With VDS hosting, your server runs on Evolution Host infrastructure with protection included.
Can I enquire about TB22 DDoS protection?
Yes. If you are planning an NBA 2K22 TB22 server, ask us about protection availability and hosting options. TB22 support is not yet confirmed; TB21 protection is available with L5 EvoShield.
Will remote protection change player latency?
Our protection locations are spread across the globe, helping keep the route between your players and server short. Choosing a suitable location eliminates latency overhead. The best choice depends on where your players and existing server are based.
Does this restore the official NBA 2K servers?
No. Evolution Host provides hosting and DDoS protection for infrastructure you are authorised to operate. This service does not restore official NBA 2K servers, provide a game download or fix a player’s account or matchmaking access.
Is this a TB game access subscription?
No. This is an infrastructure service for server operators. It does not provide TB+, PlayNow priority, game licences, server software or permission to operate a TB server.
Can protection prevent every disconnect?
DDoS mitigation addresses attack traffic. Application faults, resource limits, upstream outages and other issues can still affect availability.