This way they can act as a hidden services over the regular network wires instead of using drop box. But ultimate unless they are strictly Accounting/Office/Engineering work computers they will need connected to the internet if your business model revolves around workers posting to social media ect.or using dropbox.īut ultimately you could instead of dropbox instead of using MasterNodes to sync with the regular internet only sync with other Local Tor Networks you have set-up.

You can isolate or expand as much as you like.

Also not every computer in your local network needs to be connected to the Internet via the MasterNode for more secure. You should also try after you set up your local network to creating a 'MasterNode Rendezvous' point for your local traffic to hop onto the real internet, but not allowing any incoming traffic directly to each node except through your MasterNodes. My guess would be that you need more redundancy, which will be hard to do without adding more computers of all types. Your computer chooses which relays to use, not the network itself, so there is indeed a lot of ever-changing mix-and-mystery involved in bouncing your traffic through the Tor network and back. Sounds fun.it would be a cheap solution to a lot of corporate problems.

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