Is that possible to configure the server to run a relay and a bridge relay in the same time? The comments in the torrc said that BridgeRelay 1 will make the server into a bridge relay. Does that mean the server will only be a bridge relay and not a relay anymore?
On Sun, Aug 18, 2013 at 9:30 AM, TonyXue tonyxsuper@live.com wrote:
Is that possible to configure the server to run a relay and a bridge relay in the same time?
No - deliberately. As I understand it, you don't want to put a relay and a bridge on the same IP address, because bridges are not supposed to be discoverable by reading the standard relay directory. Adversaries engaging in denial-of-Tor-access tend to block *all* traffic to relay IP addresses, you see.
If you can assign two IP addresses to a computer, you can then run a bridge on one of them and a relay on the other, but they would have to be separate Tor processes with separate configurations, and ideally the addresses would be far apart from each other in IP space (blockades have been known to be of entire netblocks).
The comments in the torrc said that BridgeRelay 1 will make the server into a bridge relay. Does that mean the server will only be a bridge relay and not a relay anymore?
I believe that's correct.
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