Hi!
Why the Intel NUC? Do you just happen to have one?
Because I got to understand that I would need at least i5/i7 CPU to
sustain onion routing at gigabit speeds.
Quickly looking up the AMD GX-412TC CPU I have some doubts that it would
sustain onion routing at gigabit speeds.
You could just put it after your primary gateway and
let it handle
however much it can handle.
I was thinking of using NUC as the primary gateway. I
was hoping that I
do not have to but another device to serve as a gateway. Yes, that would
be one solution: have a powerful gateway doing NAT, and then behind it
have People's open node device and another Tor relay device.
You don't really need your Tor traffic to go
through the People's
Open Network VPN?
No, that was not the idea. The idea would be to use the
People's open
device as a primary gateway, but route the Tor traffic directly out.
Or you can manually set up a separate public WiFi
network on your fast
gateway, set up an L2TP tunnel to one of the People's Open Network
exit nodes and run Babel. Of course isolating your private network and
the public network will take a bit of configuration.
Hm, yea. I could put one more SSID on the NUC. But yea, then I have to
figure how to manually configure the whole mesh networking part. Agh.
Maybe I can put OpenWrt on NUC. :-)
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