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Does anyone know if the following is a good idea: Run two SSIDs on a router: one regular internet, the other TOR only. TOR would be running on the router itsel
by adultSwim 12y ago
Does anyone know if the following is a good idea:
Run two SSIDs on a router: one regular internet, the other TOR only. TOR would be running on the router itself.
Are routers too underpowered to run TOR?
PORTAL looks good. Not sure why it has to have a separate 3g modem/wireless card. Any good reason to avoid ethernet? Reason to have this as a separate box?
- atmosx 12y agoHello, I won't comment on the configuration because I don't know what you'd like to achieve. A router could run a tor node if the traffic is limited. If the traffic up/down increases (e.g. 50 Mbits up/down) then it can't handle on-the-fly encryption/decryption. However, you could install/run a tor node (private) on digital ocean for 5 USD/month and route all your traffic through the VPS. You could use Tor Browser or custom running on your Desktop. The configuration depends on how often you use tor and for what reason.