Dear List,
How important is the throughput on an exit relay? I realize that more is always
better, making it harder to associate exit packets with input ones at the other
end. My numbers: For the same price I can buy 2 exit relays that run about 3500
to 4000 connections or one that runs about 4300 to 4700 connections. The actual
daily throughput varies a good deal, but the cheaper ones show about 15-20%
less throughput, at around 330 GiB/day when I look at vnstat.
Can I assume 2 is almost always better than one? Or is there a threshold below
which packets are too easily tracked? I have no common sense about this.
TIA,
--Torix
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