IPv6 Allocation for ISP R&D [APJII, 24 Jul 2004]

As started IPv6 Reserach in 2004.
Below, IPv6 allocation for ISP Research Purpose in Indonesia.
This just for your reference in case if this information is not available or you didn’t find in APJII Information Center.

IPv6 Address	Organisasi	Tanggal Assignment
2001:0DC6:FF00::/48	UI	26-Sep-03
2001:0DC6:FF01::/48	SATELINDO	27-Apr-04
2001:0DC6:FF02::/48	INDO.NET	27-Apr-04
2001:0DC6:FF03::/48	SAT.NET	27-Apr-04
2001:0DC6:FF04::/48	UNIBRAW	27-Apr-04
2001:0DC6:FF05::/48	PESAT.NET	07-Mei-04
2001:0DC6:FF06::/48	CIRCLEONE	30-Sep-04
2001:0DC6:FF07::/48	JOGJAMEDIA.NET	22-Juli-05
2001:0DC6:FF08::/48	JAVA.NET	22-Juli-05
2001:0DC6:FF09::/48	BIZ.NET	9-Aug-05
2001:0DC6:FF0A::/48	INDIKA.NET	9-Jan-06
2001:0DC6:FF0B::/48	DNET	28-Aug-06
2001:0DC6:FF0C::/48	1ASIA-ID	25-Sep-06
2001:0DC6:FF0D::/48	3GATE-NET	25-Sep-06
2001:0DC6:FF0E::/48	ABADINET-ID	25-Sep-06
2001:0DC6:FF0F::/48	ABL-ID	25-Sep-06

[Juniper] Simple Basic BGP Configuration Juniper OS [Step by Step]

Juniper OS [JUNOS] has a completely different model of configuration with cisco IOS.
A Basic & Simple BGP config as you can see below.
The scheme is :

- You are connected to two peers
- Your ASNumber 8888
- You are peering with PEER-1 AS 9999
- You are peering with PEER-2 AS 10000
- You are advertising first longer prefix /24 to PEER-1
- You are advertising second longer prefix /24 to PEER-2
- You are advertising supernet aggregate or /23 to PEER-1 & PEER-2
- Why ? Redundancy Purpose

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
1. Configure IP Address for BGP Peer Purpose (PEER-1 & PEER-2) for e.g
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
interfaces {
fe-0/2/0 {
description PEER-1;
speed 100m;
link-mode full-duplex;
unit 0 {
family inet {
address 88.88.88.89/30;
}
}
}
fe-0/2/1 {
description PEER-2;
speed 100m;
link-mode full-duplex;
unit 0 {
family inet {
address 88.88.88.99/30;
}
}
}
}

The command should be (you can go with step by step command architechture or directly to the end) :

admin@JUNOS>edit
Entering configuration mode

[edit]
admin@JUNOS#edit interfaceS fe-0/2/0

[edit interfaces fe-0/2/0]
admin@JUNOS#
admin@JUNOS#set description PEER-1 speed 100 link-mode full-duplex unit 0 family inet 88.88.88.89/30

admin@JUNOS#edit interfaceS fe-0/2/1
admin@JUNOS#
admin@JUNOS#set description PEER-2 speed 100 link-mode full-duplex unit 0 family inet 88.88.88.99/30

[edit interfaces fe-0/2/1]
admin@JUNOS#
admin@JUNOS#commit

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
2. Configure AS Number in Routing Option
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

routing-options {
autonomous-system 8888;

The command should be :

admin@JUNOS>edit
Entering configuration mode

[edit]
admin@JUNOS#set routing-option autonomous-system 8888

++++++++++++
3. Configure BGP
++++++++++++

protocols {
bgp {
group PEER-1 {
type external;
description ***PEER-1***;
damping;
import PEER-IMPORT;
export PEER1-EXPORT;
peer-as 9999;
neighbor 88.88.88.90
}
}
group PEER-2 {
type external;
description ***PEER-2***;
damping;
import PEER-IMPORT;
export PEER2-EXPORT;
peer-as 10000;
neighbor 88.88.88.100
}
}
}
}

The command should be :

admin@JUNOS>edit
Entering configuration mode

[edit]
admin@JUNOS#set protocol bgp group PEER-1 type external description ***PEER-1*** import PEER-IMPORT export PEER1-EXPORT peer-as 9999 neighbor 88.88.88.90
admin@JUNOS#set protocol bgp group PEER-2 type external description ***PEER-2*** import PEER-IMPORT export PEER2-EXPORT peer-as 1000 neighbor 88.88.88.100
admin@JUNOS#commit

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
4. Configure BGP Policy & AS Path Access-List in Cisco
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

policy-options {
prefix-list PEER-1 {
88.88.86.0/24;
}
prefix-list PEER-2 {
88.88.87.0/24;
}
prefix-list PEER-12 {
88.88.86.0/23;
}

The command should be :

admin@JUNOS>edit
Entering configuration mode

[edit]
admin@JUNOS#set policy-options prefix-list PEER-1 88.88.88.86.0/24
admin@JUNOS#set policy-options prefix-list PEER-2 88.88.88.87.0/24
admin@JUNOS#set policy-options prefix-list PEER-12 88.88.88.86.0/23

policy-statement PEER-IMPORT {
term 1 {
from as-path ALL;
then accept;
}
}

admin@JUNOS#set policy-options policy-statement PEER-IMPORT term 1 from as-path ALL
admin@JUNOS#set policy-options policy-statement PEER-IMPORT term 1 then accept

policy-statement PEER1-EXPORT {
term 1 {
from {
prefix-list PEER-1;
}
then accept;
}
term 2 {
from {
prefix-list PEER-12;
}
then accept;
}
term 3 {
then reject;
}
}

admin@JUNOS#set policy-options policy-statement PEER1-EXPORT term 1 from prefix-list PEER-1
admin@JUNOS#set policy-options policy-statement PEER1-EXPORT term 1 then accept
admin@JUNOS#set policy-options policy-statement PEER1-EXPORT term 2 from prefix-list PEER-12
admin@JUNOS#set policy-options policy-statement PEER1-EXPORT term 2 then accept
admin@JUNOS#set policy-options policy-statement PEER1-EXPORT term 3 then reject

policy-statement PEER2-EXPORT {
term 1 {
from {
prefix-list PEER-2;
}
then accept;
}
term 2 {
from {
prefix-list PEER-12;
}
then accept;
}
term 3 {
then reject;
}
admin@JUNOS#set policy-options policy-statement PEER2-EXPORT term 1 from prefix-list PEER-2
admin@JUNOS#set policy-options policy-statement PEER2-EXPORT term 1 then accept
admin@JUNOS#set policy-options policy-statement PEER2-EXPORT term 2 from prefix-list PEER-12
admin@JUNOS#set policy-options policy-statement PEER2-EXPORT term 2 then accept
admin@JUNOS#set policy-options policy-statement PEER2-EXPORT term 3 then reject
}
as-path ALL .*;

admin@JUNOS#set policy-options as-path ALL .*
admin@JUNOS#commit
}

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DVD Burning Speed Nero 6.0

Using lenovo 3000 G400 with ability DVD-R [DVD Writing].
With spec : Dual Core & Memory 1 GB.
And Nero Software version 6.0

I have a maximum written speed : 8x
Takes time almost 40 minutes to write 1 DVD.
Pretty long huh ?
Leave it go for lunch !.

Other thing what I observed, it might be the Notebook Resources not enough to handle properly the process during burning or moving huge data.
The real effect as I could have seen was slow motion screen moving
Here the captured burning process.

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IPv6 [Simple & Quick Setup] in Windows XP

Here are simple steps for quick setup ipv6 address in Windows XP.

1. Install IPv6
2. Go Netsh
3. Go to Interface Address
4. Add Address “Local Area Connection” 2404:170:253::10 [IPv6 interface address]
5. Add route 0::/0 “Local Area Connection” 2404:170:253::1 [IPv6 Default Gw]
6. DNS, let your IPv4 does it if no IPv6 dns available — dual stack –
7. You Firefox Browser Default is IPv6 Access
8. Goes to : http://indotube6.indo.net.id to verify your IPv6 connection
Real setup would be this :

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