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NETWORK XXIII · Technical manuals

Understanding the Tor relays

What the two relay ships do, and where to inspect their public records.

The assignment

NetWorkXXIV and NetWorkXXV are listed in the fleet as Tor middle relays. They contribute capacity to the Tor network. They are not a webmail service, a public browser proxy, or exit relays.

You do not sign in to these ships from the station directory. To browse with Tor, use the Tor Project's own guidance and browser.

Inspect the public records

The programme combines both relays into one channel. An on-air reading means at least one of the two answered; the individual records tell you which.

The Engineering board explains the age and limits of the station's readings.

Two ships in a larger convoy. Neither is selling tickets.