Re: Private "tor-like" network - possible?

[<nobledark () hushmail com>]

Hi,

Thanks for the reply - I'm looking at the man pages right now; what 
I see is the option "ExcludeNodes" - is there a way to do a 
"Exclude all" like there is for the "ExitPolicy" (reject *:*) or is 
there something else that I haven't found yet?

Thanks...

On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 12:44:23 -0400 Mike <m.witkowski () 112383 com> 
wrote:
> you can use tor to do this.  Just edit the configs on the clients 
> to not
> send to the tor network and replace the default addresses with your
> machines.  I can't tell you much more by memory, but I know this 
> is all
> online in the tor docs.  You can have your own tor network with any
> number of machines, without being on the real worldwide tor 
> network.
>
> nobledark () hushmail com wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > Thanks for your replies to my previous post about inter-site WAN 
> > security - the info helped. 
> >
> > New question - I looked over Tor and played around with it a 
> bit. 
> > While it works ok for my basic surfing, I don't know that it 
> will 
> > work the way that I want it to for my project. That said, is 
> there 
> > any way to implement an onion routing-type network on a specific 
> > set of routers? 
> >
> > Say for example I have access to shared bandwidth for 20-30 
> nodes 
> > that can be used as routers (all obtained legally) and I wanted 
> to 
> > set them up to work in a manner similar to Tor but for a smaller 
> > set of users - are there packages out there for this type of 
> > project?
> >
> > Thx again...
> >
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