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Guard relays are the first hop of any circuit through Tor. This category is for guard specific questions.
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No guard flag after 3rd month
Currently not every fast exit is also assigned the Guard flag. … If you could raise your advertised bandwidth to some value above it, you should get the guard flag. …
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Entry guards are persistent for a period of time when using Tor. How is it done?
The guard nodes are individual per Tor process. … Both use a different set of guard nodes and does not synchronise them in any way.
You can find the guard nodes of your Tor process by looking at the state file. …
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