Greetings/Question - Was: RE: Have some consideration for

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You'll get timed out and clients will route around you.  When you're
back online and the dirserver recognizes it, you'll get clients routed
to you.

If you're flapping that much, it's better to just not be online at all.
The "line card" excuse means your provider oversubscribed the upstream
link; or they actually have a failed line card, but those are usually
replaced quickly.

On Fri, Sep 02, 2005 at 09:08:27PM -0400, jbloss at tampabay.rr.com wrote 1.7K
bytes in 48 lines about:
: What IS the impact on the tor network if a node suddenly drops off the
: face of the planet, or appears and disappears every half hour or so
: for an 8 hour span? I'd assume since tor is "real time" the node is
: simply routed around, correct? How fast are these things compensated
: for?

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