I did all the configurations required, but after a couple of weeks, this relay is not considered a guard relay (entry relay) yet.
I am contacting you because I don’t understand why my relay is not considered as a guard relay (entry relay), since I already have the following flags: Fast, HSDir, Running, Stable, V2Dir, Valid.
I would assume it’s the bandwidth. Your bandwidth isn’t enough to operate as a guard. If you check other relays from the same Autonomous System as yours, there are machines with similar to your bandwidth but have been up for longer than 150+ days and they’re not guards.
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Dear Mr./Mrs.,
As I really like the Deep Web field, and wanted to know about Tor, I decided to create a guard relay, which is this one:
I did all the configurations required, but after a couple of weeks, this relay is not considered a guard relay (entry relay) yet.
I am contacting you because I don’t understand why my relay is not considered as a guard relay (entry relay), since I already have the following flags: Fast, HSDir, Running, Stable, V2Dir, Valid.
I am contacting you because I don't understand why my relay is not considered as a guard relay (entry relay), since I already have the following flags: Fast, HSDir, Running, Stable, V2Dir, Valid.
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"Guard" -- A router is a possible Guard if _all_ of the following apply:
- It is Fast, - It is Stable, - Its Weighted Fractional Uptime is at least the
median for "familiar" active routers, - It is "familiar", - Its bandwidth is
at least AuthDirGuardBWGuarantee (if set, 2 MB by default), OR its bandwidth
is among the 25% fastest relays,... >8
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On Tuesday, February 22, 2022 3:45:14 PM CET Security GMVSES wrote: