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eaadams
 Post subject: Today's the Day!
PostPosted: Wed Jun 06, 2012 4:50 am 
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Hope it works for you IPv6'ers out there. My college's contracted ISP doesn't give IPv6 addresses to ADSL services such we have in our lab so we haven't been able to set anything up :evil:

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Hope it works for you IPv6'ers out there. My college's contracted ISP doesn't give IPv6 addresses to ADSL services such we have in our lab so we haven't been able to set anything up :evil:

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Will the college allow you to do a tunnel?

We are live on IPv6 via two 10G pipes, although we have been for over a year :D
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No, it's not the college's system. We don't play with that. This is just an isolated lab ADSL service for experimenting, testing security, running honeypots, etc. But being a government organisation we are bound to "preferred suppliers" and the ISP in question only offers IPv6 addresses on $750 per month fibre services. We pay them less than that a year for the current ADSL service.
When I get some time I'll put together a submission to go outside the prefered supplier list stating that because they do not provide what we want for teaching purposes we need to go to another provider..

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http://ipv6.bt.com/Downloads/2012_IPv6_Survey.pdf

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http://ipv6.bt.com/Downloads/2012_IPv6_Survey.pdf
I attended their webinar this morning until I got distracted.
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 Post subject: Re: Today's the Day!
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I watched the webinaar, it wasn't that great :/

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Live, on tunnels. Our ISPs don't have it yet, which is a shame considering they're 'going to offer it soon' for three/four years now.

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It's starting to happen.

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I would say 'cool', but that graph is jibberish to me.
We do notice steady IPv6 traffic, mainly towards Google.

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The hex words are already appearing

Code:
* 2604:8200:aaaa::/48 B 170        100          0 >2001:668:0:3::4000:5f1 3257 6939 31793 I
* 2604:8200:b00b::/48 B 170        100          0 >2001:668:0:3::4000:5f1 3257 6939 31793 ?
* 2604:8200:dada::/48 B 170        100          0 >2001:668:0:3::4000:5f1 3257 6939 31793 ?
* 2604:8200:dbdb::/48 B 170        100          0 >2001:668:0:3::4000:5f1 3257 6939 31793 ?
* 2604:8200:dead::/48 B 170        100          0 >2001:668:0:3::4000:5f1 3257 6939 31793 I


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show route table inet6.0 terse | match dead
* 2001:4403:dead::/48 B 170        100          0 >2001:668:0:3::4000:5f1 3257 174 9901 9901 9896 I
* 2401:9b00:dead::/48 B 170        100          9 >2001:668:0:3::4000:5f1 3257 1299 45147 38148 I
* 2604:8200:dead::/48 B 170        100          0 >2001:668:0:3::4000:5f1 3257 6939 31793 I
* 2a00:d18:dead::/48 B 170        100          0 >2001:668:0:3::4000:5f1 3257 6939 49334 I

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Facebook is using FACE:B00C as part of their www.facebook.com address, and I think Google is doing something similar.

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H:\>ping ipv6.google.com

Pinging ipv6.l.google.com [2a00:1450:4007:801::1014] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 2a00:1450:4007:801::1014: time=10ms
Reply from 2a00:1450:4007:801::1014: time=10ms
Reply from 2a00:1450:4007:801::1014: time=10ms
Reply from 2a00:1450:4007:801::1014: time=10ms


:(

My core links already have :beef: in them and my office has c0ff:eeca:fe00

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mellowd wrote:
:beef:
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I'm partial to: F00D

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I've assigned f00d for my mgmt range :P

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Nah, just a number equal to the VLAN.

Although my 3560 switch at home ends with :3560.

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