The Snowflake client can be configured with either command line options or SOCKS options. We have a few example `torrc` files in this directory. We recommend the following `torrc` options by default:
The Snowflake client can be configured with SOCKS options. We have a few example `torrc` files in this directory. We recommend the following `torrc` options by default:
`-url` is the URL of a broker instance. If you would like to try out Snowflake with your own broker, simply provide the URL of your broker instance with this option.
`fingerprint=` is the fingerprint of bridge that the client will ultimately be connecting to.
`url=` is the URL of a broker instance. If you would like to try out Snowflake with your own broker, simply provide the URL of your broker instance with this option.
`fronts=` is an optional, comma-seperated list front domains for the broker request.
`-front` is an optional front domain for the broker request.
`ice=` is a comma-separated list of ICE servers. These must be STUN (over UDP) servers with the form stun:<var>host</var>[:<var>port</var>]. We recommend using servers that have implemented NAT discovery. See our wiki page on [NAT traversal](https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/anti-censorship/pluggable-transports/snowflake/-/wikis/NAT-matching) for more information.
`-ice` is a comma-separated list of ICE servers. These must be STUN (over UDP) servers with the form stun:<var>host</var>[:<var>port</var>]. We recommend using servers that have implemented NAT discovery. See our wiki page on [NAT traversal](https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/anti-censorship/pluggable-transports/snowflake/-/wikis/NAT-matching) for more information.
`utls-imitate=` configuration instructs the client to use fingerprinting resistance when connecting when rendez-vous'ing with the broker.
