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The rate of data transfer. It may refer to both the rate what tor requires to function, and also the data rate of the embedded traffic.
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Why is my relay using nowhere near the bandwidth that's available to it?
I have 1.25 MBps (10 Mbps) of usable bandwidth in both directions. Yet my relay constantly hovers around 100 KBps of advertised bandwidth. … I also have Vidalia's bandwidth set at 1000 KBps bandwidth with 1250 KBps peak.
Is there anything I can do to make my relay more fully utilize the available bandwidth? …
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