Just a couple questions regarding exit node setup:
1) what exactly do I add to my in-addr.arpa zone file?
2) how do I implement a 'reduced exit policy'? Is that something that needs
to be added to the torrc file?
Thanks
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Hey,
1) what exactly do I add to my in-addr.arpa zone file?
This has to be done on the DNS server which is responsible for the
reverse DNS zone of the IP address prefix. Some providers offer to set the PTR records for customers. You need a domain name for this.
If you tor node has the IP address
192.0.2.42
and you have a DNS A record set for the address like
tor-exit.tor-example.org
you could set the PTR record for
42.2.0.192.in-addr.arpa
to
tor-exit.tor-example.org
So if someone would do a reverse IP lookup
dig -x 192.0.2.42
the answer returned would be:
tor-exit.tor-example.org
and she would be informed that this IP address belongs to a tor-exit and might take
2) how do I implement a 'reduced exit policy'? Is that something that needs
to be added to the torrc file?
Add
ReducedExitPolicy 1
to the torrc, see torrc(5) — tor — Debian bullseye — Debian Manpages for details.
Best
fran
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