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Nuevo planning diario November 13, 2008

• 7:50: preparar un té en modo zombie
• 8 a 9: cotilleos varios por IM con los compis de España
• 9: pa la ofi, desayuno de batido de frutas
• 9-10: coding
• 10: desayuno 2, cafelito
• 10-11.30: coding
• 11 a 12 y media: almuerzo
• 12 y media: cafelito de despues del almuerzo
• coding coding coding
• 3 y media: traslado estrategico a un sitio donde me de el sol antes de que termine de ponerse
• 6 y media: pa casa
• relax relax relax
• 10 y pico: cena
• hasta quedarme sobao: irc

Welcome to the 21th century: IPv6 all over the house November 1, 2008

Since getting hold of an small eee for testing, one of the nagging ideas I had was to turn it into a small noiseless router for home. So yesterday I got hold of a 2nd hand 701 eee for just 100 bucks and proceeded with the rituals…

1. Download the relevant debian install image
2. Burn it to a USB flashdisk
3. Boot and do a default install
4. Install aiccu and configure my sixxs tunnel to heanet
5. Install radvd and export a /64 subnet out of my /48 prefix
6. Tell OSX on my laptops to autoconfigure IPv6
7. Final “avoid getting mad” touch: enter the IPv6 addresses into DNS

Et voilá, now I can get native connectivity everywhere without any NAT! I’ve already configured my IPv6 addresses on my DNS servers and can ssh from any to any without problems :)

I guess a next step would be to make an ethernet bridge between my Sevilla and Dublin sites to enable seamless music / video / files streaming… a long time ago I used to use cipe for linux-linux bridges, maybe I could also move that part into the 21th century and do IPSec? ;)