* Marco Moock via tor-relays: > Am 13.06.26 um 16:09 schrieb George via tor-relays: >> Nice bandwidth, but residential IP and public Tor node aren't a good mix... > > Such relays have a high value, as their IP addresses are often > changing and that means that blocking them is a bit harder and > involved overblocking.
If by "often changing" you mean that ISPs assign new IP addresses from their pool to their residential customers: Deutsche Telekom used to do this every 24 hours, but that is no longer set in stone. I typically see my residential, non-business IP address change every couple of weeks. Besides, I expect different countries to follow different rules. Ole lives in Denmark, if I am not mistaken? No idea how IP assignments are handled there. I agree with George that running a public Tor node in your residence is not ideal. Too much potential for trouble for my taste. -Ralph _______________________________________________ tor-relays mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
