On Tue, Aug 21, 2012 at 09:09:32PM +0300, juha...@wippies.fi wrote: > I succeeded to build a private tor network including some hidden >services in it and every tor-machine (ubuntu) is behind a different >router (multiple networks) I have tried to build my tor network as real >as possible in our lab environment. Now I am monitoring the network >traffic between the nodes and I have realized that all the traffic is >just TCP (PSH, SYN, ACK etc.). No sing of client hellos, key exchanges, >encrypted handshakes. When I compared traffic between real and private >tor networks using Wireshark, there was no TLS-, SSL-traffic in the >private one while the debug log file says that there was a bunch of >"tor_tls_handshakes". Is it just because nodes in the private tor network >have configured differently (TestingTorNetwork, OrPorts and DirPorts >port numbers, own auth dirs, etc..), old version of OpenSSL or something >else? Any good explanation why the traffic it's just TCP?
TCP is the transport, and TLS is the application-level data that goes over TCP. So your question doesn't make any sense. Perhaps the monitoring tools you're using are different, or are configured differently? --Roger _______________________________________________ tor-talk mailing list tor-talk@lists.torproject.org https://lists.torproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tor-talk
