[Frontman]

Before starting this tutorial, here’s what you need to know:
Geofencing on Tor (or banning specific fingerprints ect…) is for very specific usages. For example, i’m in Japan and I obvously want, to avoid Japan Internet blocking rules, then I block all Japan relays.

Step 1: Edit torrc file

Code:
sudo nano /etc/tor/torrc

Step 2: Add theses lines

Code:
StrictNodes 1

Code:
ExcludeNodes {CC},{Fingerprint},{Nickname}

You can also only block exit-nodes, if you don’t want to apply theses rules on guard and relay nodes with:

Code:
ExcludeExitNodes {CC},{Fingerprint},{Nickname}

Step 3: Save & restart Tor

Code:
sudo service tor restart

After theses settings were applied, all relays from your wishes will be blocked at the guard, relay and exit node level.

[acantic22]

this is helpful but how to get the CC Fingerprint and the Nickname of the nodes you want to block?

[forem]

Helpful, thank you!

[sleepygoat37]

Thanks. I can find the CCs, but where do I find the fingerprints and nicknames?

[babididd]

Before starting this tutorial, here’s what you need to know:
Geofencing on Tor (or banning specific fingerprints ect…) is for very specific usages. For example, i’m in Japan and I obvously want, to avoid Japan Internet blocking rules, then I block all Japan relays.

Step 1: Edit torrc file

Code:
sudo nano /etc/tor/torrc

Step 2: Add theses lines

Code:
StrictNodes 1

Code:
ExcludeNodes {CC},{Fingerprint},{Nickname}

You can also only block exit-nodes, if you don’t want to apply theses rules on guard and relay nodes with:

Code:
ExcludeExitNodes {CC},{Fingerprint},{Nickname}

Step 3: Save & restart Tor

Code:
sudo service tor restart

After theses settings were applied, all relays from your wishes will be blocked at the guard, relay and exit node level.

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