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Services #

You're running a Tor relay or bridge, or you're affected in some way by somebody else running one? With the following services you can learn everything about currently running Tor nodes or even about nodes that have been running in the past.

Network archive #

The following tool lets you browse the network archive for relays running in the past.

  • ExoneraTor tells you if an IP was used by a Tor relay on a given date.

Network status #

The following tools let you explore currently running relays and bridges.

  • Relay Search displays data about single relays and bridges in the Tor Network.
  • Consensus Health displays information about the current directory consensus and votes.
  • OrNetStats displays statistics for monitoring diversity in the Tor network.
  • DuckDuckGo displays Tor node details when including the keywords "tor node" in a search.
  • Onionite is a Progressive Web App to view information on the individual nodes that make up the Tor network.

Network health notifications #

The following tools inform you of any problems with relays and bridges.

  • Consensus Issues emails directory authority operators about consensus problems.
  • OII's anomaly detection system ranks countries by how anomalous their Tor usage is.

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