About this relay
An entry and transit relay in Buenos Aires, Argentina, run by Shoreline Privacy Association and first listed in Jun 2012.
As an entry relay, it is the first stop for people who connect through it. It sees their network address, but not who they are writing to or what they say. As a transit relay, it passes messages between other relays, and sees only where each one came from and where it goes next.
It was retired on Sep 21, 2015.
History
Listed in the directory.
Upgraded to relay software 2.0.
Advertised capacity raised to 400 Mbit/s.
Relay keys rotated on schedule.
Moved to new hardware.
Retired after the operator merged its relays onto fewer machines.