Protect every customer on your network — inline, in the kernel
DYNOBLE gives hosting providers kernel-level edge security: stop attacks before they reach customer machines, keep your IP ranges clean, and sell protection as a service — all on the infrastructure you already have.
Running a hosting fleet means absorbing everyone else's attacks
Your customers inherit each other's enemies. Per-VM firewalls react too late — the traffic has already crossed your uplink.
Noisy-neighbor attacks
One compromised VPS on your rack starts scanning the internet — and your IPs land on blocklists within hours, taking every customer down with it.
DDoS on shared infrastructure
A single volumetric attack saturates the uplink all your customers share. Traditional per-VM firewalls never see it coming at the NIC level.
Abuse and reputation drift
Spam, brute force and outbound scans from customer boxes erode your IP reputation — deliverability and trust suffer long before customers complain.
Built for the people who run the infrastructure
Everything DYNOBLE does on a single server, it does across your whole fleet — with the telemetry to prove it.
Inline at every node
DYNOBLE runs on the same kernel (XDP/TC) your hypervisors already use — drop hostile traffic before it consumes CPU, memory or bandwidth.
Shared threat intelligence
Every deployment feeds the community blocklist. An attacker mapped on one host is blocked fleet-wide in seconds, at no extra cost.
Customer-facing protection
Offer DDoS filtering, GeoIP rules and brute-force protection as a value-add — per-domain policies your customers can read in a real console.
Outbound abuse control
Detect and throttle compromised machines emitting scans, spam or C2 beaconing from inside your network — before the abuse reports arrive.
Live telemetry and webhooks
Per-node traffic stats, rate history and a live event feed — stream everything into WHMCS, your billing stack or your own NOC tooling.
Runs on commodity hardware
No proprietary appliances. Install on the servers you already own, from a single rack to a multi-region fleet, and scale horizontally.
Your panel stays the source of truth
DYNOBLE speaks to Enhance through its orchd API, so protection and operations sit in one console instead of two. Point it at your panel with an access token and the customer sites appear here — with the traffic, blocks and bans already next to them.
Your customers' websites, in the same view
The organization's websites come from the panel — domains, what each one is, and whether it is up. The domain you protect and the website you host stop being two lists that drift apart.
PHP version per site, from the console
Move a customer's site to another PHP version without opening the panel. The value is checked against what the panel accepts before the call is made, so a typo is a message and not a broken site.
WordPress upkeep without SSH
Plugins and themes: install, update, pin a version, switch auto-updates on or off. Plus users, wp-config constants and maintenance mode — all through the panel's own API.
A way in, with an audit trail
Single-sign-on links into a site's WordPress admin, including a default user per installation, so your support team stops sharing passwords in a ticket.
How it is wired
- Panel API
- Enhance · orchd REST
- Credential
- bearer token, validated before it is saved
- Scope
- one organization per connection
- Where it runs
- your own DYNOBLE daemon
- Applying changes
- hot-reload, no daemon restart
One connection per organization, and applying a new token does not restart the daemon — the panel keeps serving customers while you work.
Performance your customers will notice
Availability target
Filtering runs in the kernel datapath — a reboot of the control plane never interrupts customer traffic.
Packets per second
XDP processes packets before the network stack, at line rate on commodity NICs.
Fleet-wide propagation
New threats learned on any node propagate to every other node through the shared blocklist.
Ready to harden your fleet?
Pilot DYNOBLE on a few nodes, measure the drop in hostile traffic, then roll it out across your network. We'll help you plan the rollout.