[tor-relays] 300mbps FreeBSD Tor relay on HPE MicroServer Gen10 (AMD X3421)

Neel Chauhan neel at neelc.org
Sat Dec 29 02:45:02 UTC 2018


Hi George,

> At some point, I want to get a few network-heavy FreeBSD involved in
> optimizing Tor on FreeBSD. It should not take a lot to do, since the
> networking stack is optimized out of the box, but my FreeBSD nodes never
> hit much more than 10mbps.

I hope you get to optimize high-bandwidth Tor on FreeBSD as well. I would love to have this as well.
I can also help as well.

About the slow relays, looking at your company website (http://queair.net/hardware.html), you
appear to be a fan of low-power hardware like Alix or ARM boards (RPI, BeagleBone) and believe you
run relays on these. I could be wrong, as it could also be your ISP. If the cause is low-power
hardware, I'm not against low power development boards, I just feel that for Tor they're more for
low-bandwidth relays (e.g. bridges or relays on slower connections).

> One of those devs lives close to both you and I :)

Sounds great.

> Keep us in the loop on the relay and any customizations you're doing.

OK, I will. When I get to setting up the server, I will post an article to my website
(https://www.neelc.org) and a copy of the article here (@tor-relays).

Thanks,

Neel Chauhan

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