How do I protect myself from flooded?

anonym

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Message # 1 | 0:17 AM 2011-02-04

Someone flooding me, I know who he is, but I can not do anything. How to protect myself from flooded?
Help me please

I used google translate

youhavetoknowknow

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Message # 2 | 2:29 AM 2011-02-04

You can use Block unwanted IP addresses in the Control Panel.

CoffeeCone

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Message # 3 | 2:34 AM 2011-02-04

anonym, How are you getting flooded? And as youhavetoknowknow says, you can block his / her IP address.

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khen

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Message # 4 | 7:07 AM 2011-02-04

anonym, enable security code for non-members.

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Animorph

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Message # 5 | 8:17 AM 2011-02-04

anonym, there are tons of messages to protect your website for flooders
- you can block his / her IP address.
- enable security code for non-members.
- moving flooders to a group with no permission.

but if it is alays the same user making new accounts to flood , i sugest you to block his IP

To busy building a passive income online ;)

anonym

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Message # 6 | 12:25 PM 2011-02-04

I think you confuse spam with flooding.
So, that person makes the site load to stop when he wants

i used google translate

Natashko

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Message # 7 | 12:48 PM 2011-02-04

anonym, to protect your website we recommend you to check the group permission. Maybe some settings need to be changed.
We also recommend you to change the webtop administrative password and the Control panel password.
1.You can change Webtop administrative password, uNet password and the secret question/answer in Webtop http://easycaptures.com/fs/uploaded/512/1334954298.jpg
2.You can change the Control Panel password like this: log in to the Control Panel (add /admin to the name of the website mysite.ucoz.com/admin)->Main->Security->Change account password->Separate password. http://faq.ucoz.com/screenshots/change_CP_password.png