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You can have more than 1 participating hop Let's say we have Alice and Bob, alice wants to have 4 hops both outbound and inbound and Bob wants to have a 2 hop
by arpstick 13y ago
You can have more than 1 participating hop
Let's say we have Alice and Bob, alice wants to have 4 hops both outbound and inbound and Bob wants to have a 2 hop inbound and a 1 hop outbound
Alice's tunnels would be:
Alice -> Participant A1 -> Participant A2 -> Participant A3 -> Outbound Endpoint 1 -> ?
Alice <- Participant A4 <- Participant A5 <- Participant A6 <- Inbound Gateway 1 <- ?
Bob's tunnels would be:
Bob -> Outbound Gateway 2 -> ?
Bob <- Participant B1 <- Inbound Gateway 2 <- ?
For Alice to send to Bob and receive a reply the round trip path of the message would take would be
Alice -> PA1 -> PA2 -> PA3 -> OBEP1 -> IBGW2 -> PB1 -> Bob -> OBEP2 -> IBGW1 -> PA6 -> PA5 -> PA4 -> Alice
- belorn 13y agoSince the above techintro documentation seems contradicting, I looked around and found a better page at http://www.i2p2.de/how_tunnelrouting.html http://www.i2p2.de/how_tunnelrouting.html which explains what you said. Tunnels got a max length of 7, and is clearly easy configurable in a session config file. Thanks, Im going to take second look now that that is cleared up.