Hey, this should help you out:
https://blog.torproject.org/lifecycle-of-a-new-relay/ Sincerely, George On Monday, August 19th, 2024 at 8:01 PM, observatory123 via tor-relays <tor-relays@lists.torproject.org> wrote: > Dear fellow relay operators, > > I've been hosting a tor relay on a VPS (strato) for a couple days now. I've > never done this before, so I have a couple of questions: > > > - Is it normal for my relay to only use up only about 2 MB/s after nearly 5 > days of uptime despite bandwidth speed tests done with speedtest-cli > generally reporting significantly higher bandwidth? > - Is it normal for my relay to advertise 7.37 MiB/s on its relay search > page despite bandwidth speed tests done with speedtest-cli generally > reporting significantly higher bandwidth? > - Do I have to mark somewhere that I'm hosting the tor relay on a VPS > (which means technically a company also has control over the relay)? > - Is this mailing list a good place to ask these questions? Or am I > reaching too many people by doing this? > > > > When I say I performed a bandwidth test, I mean I performed a bandwidth test > with the speedtest-cli debian package. The test generally tells me I have > about 217 MB/s download speed and 113 MB/s upload speed. The nickname of my > relay is observatory123 and its fingerprint is: > > 45431BF8AB66C673942C1E344BB520625CE5F817 > > Kind regards, > observatory123
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