So even if all relay operators set their advertised bandwidth to their localĬonnection speed, we would still need bandwidth authorities to balance the loadīetween different parts of the Internet. So we need to know how well each relay can connect to the entire world. Most providers tell you the maximum speed of your local connection.īut Tor has users all over the world, and our users connect to one or two Guard relays at random. It will have diagnostics for relays that don't get measured, and relays that have low measurements. We're working on a new bandwidth scanner, which is easier to understand and maintain. Tor wants low-latency web pages, which requires fast connections with headroom.īitTorrent wants bulk downloads, which requires using all the bandwidth. It does a reasonable job for most relays.īut Tor's goals are different to protocols like BitTorrent.
Tor manages bandwidth across the entire network.
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