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    Archive for February, 2010

    [IPv6] How to do NMAP over IPv6 Network

    Posted by admin on 28th February 2010

    > nmap 2404:170:3::49

    Starting Nmap 4.11 ( http://www.insecure.org/nmap/ ) at 2010-02-28 22:43 GMT
    Invalid host expression: 2404:170:3::49 — colons only allowed in IPv6 addresses, and then you need the -6 switch
    QUITTING!
    > nmap -6 2404:170:3::49

    Starting Nmap 4.11 ( http://www.insecure.org/nmap/ ) at 2010-02-28 22:43 GMT
    Interesting ports on 2404:170:3::49:
    Not shown: 1676 closed ports
    PORT    STATE SERVICE
    22/tcp  open  ssh
    80/tcp  open  http
    443/tcp open  https
    873/tcp open  rsync

    Nmap finished: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 2.694 seconds

    Posted in IPv6, Linux | No Comments »

    [IPv6] Enabling IPv6 on Juniper SRX series Issue

    Posted by admin on 25th February 2010

    Enabling IPv6 on Juniper SRX series needs a bit extra configuration.
    After standard IPv6 Address configured & with rib inet6.0 in routing-option, you have to add
    “security forwarding-options family inet6 mode packet-based” at the global configuration to have IPv6 routable.
    rib inet6.0 {
    static {
    route 0::/0 next-hop 2001:df0:48::1;
    }
    }

    SELF PING
    =================================================================
    admin@SRX# run ping 2001:df0:48::50
    PING6(56=40+8+8 bytes) 2001:df0:48::50 –> 2001:df0:48::50
    16 bytes from 2001:df0:48::50, icmp_seq=0 hlim=64 time=0.888 ms
    16 bytes from 2001:df0:48::50, icmp_seq=1 hlim=64 time=0.368 ms

    Read the rest of this entry »

    Posted in IPv6, Juniper | No Comments »

    [IPv6] Internet Radio & Tube Video Streaming

    Posted by admin on 25th February 2010

    Getting people attention in awareness of IPv4 Exhaustion & willing to indirectly participate in IPv6 Implementation & Transition is not an easy thing to do.
    More IPv6 Enabled applications might help the transition process goes a bit smooth.

    While Systems had been IPv6 Ready, some applications has been developed & IPv6 enabled :
    They are :
    - Web based applications [http://www.ipv6.indo.net.id]
    - Mail MX & POP3 [mail.ipv6.indo.net.id]
    - Video Streaming [http://tube6.indo.net.id]
    - Radio Internet [http://radio.indo.net.id]

    Please have those accessed…

    tcp        0      0 2404:170:32::49:80          2404:170:253::10:2016       TIME_WAIT
    tcp        0      0 2404:170:32::49:80          2404:170:253::10:2008       TIME_WAIT

    a. rahman isnaini r.sutan

    Posted in IPv6, Web, applications, streaming | No Comments »

    [Puzzle] 3×3 Rubik Solved

    Posted by admin on 4th February 2010

    In the mean time of taking rest after doing Juniper/Cisco Configuration…. play with 3×3 Rubik.

    Fastest Time To Solve : 1 Minutes 35 Seconds.
    In This Video, 2 Minutes 37 Seconds :(

    a. rahman isnaini r.sutan

    Posted in puzzle | No Comments »

    [Facebook Game] Airline Manager Tips & Tricks

    Posted by admin on 4th February 2010

    Learning to be a Business Man/Woman ?.
    Try this : Airline Manager on Facebook.


    Though I’m not good in achievement in 3 weeks my stock raised to 10.27
    Anyway it might be these tricks good for you :

    1. First Plane after setting up your Airline is a good one. [Boing]
    2. More Planes = More Income = More Value = More Money.
    3. No matter what Aircraft you have bought, the conditions are :
    - You have enough Money in your account to buy
    - The longest range the fleet can go.
    - The biggest number of Passengers it can carry out.
    - The lowest fuel consumption [in lbs].
    Try to mix a best combination if you can.

    4. Selecting Routes :
    - Don’t trust Route generated by demand / range :) by clicking “new route” after buying an Aircraft.
    - Try to analyze your own route by “Find Route”
    - Check Your Maximum Range of your Plan can go [eg. 15200 km for B787-8]
    - Check Cities related to Country [scroll down "all"]
    - Define Your Departing City [Airport] at highest demand as you can.
    - Define Your Arrival City [Airport] at longest [max your fleet can go] with highest demand.

    5. Advertising :
    - There are 5 types of advertising
    - The effective ones are :

    #1. Billboard
    #2. Crows Country news Paper
    #3. TV Commercial

    This would make your empty seat below than 5%.
    - Cost of advertising varies from time to time.
    - Choose the lowest cost to advertise & reserved for 5 days :) if you can
    - If not, choose TV commercial for let say : 1 Day :)
    - If you dont’t go for advertising, though the demand is high sometimes you’ll have more empty seats.

    6. Fuel
    - Fuel Price changes from time to time.
    - The lowest fuel price is $400, Once it’s $400 buy as much as you can.
    - If you have to start flying and need to buy fuel on the expensive cost, just buy as your Aircraft needs.
    - Or at least never let the fuel stock negative, buy 10 lbs will do the “start routes”
    Though it’s not enough for Aircraft to fly, positive fuel stock will still flies your AirCraft.
    Yes, you’ll have negative fuel then :) But at least you earned money from starting the route :)

    7. Stock
    - Stock Will Increase better once : You Start Route, Buying a Plane & Start the Route.
    - Maximum Stock I believe : 1,600,000 shares.
    - You can buy other Airline Stock maximum only 300,000 shares
    - You can buy maximum 4 Airlines Stock at max 300.000 shares each.

    8. Staff
    - Staff as a company asset.
    - Never let teh staff [Pilot, crews, cleaning service, etc] un Happy :)
    - That would give your Reputation to 100% as a trusted Airline
    - Salary Rise always in $200 incremental.

    9. Maintenance
    - Just do what ever the Airline Manager suggest to have your aircarft always in good condition to fly.

    a. rahman isnaini r.sutan

    Posted in Facebook, Game | 1 Comment »

    [Juniper] Security Features Off - SRX 650 & IPv6 Enabling

    Posted by admin on 1st February 2010

    Nope Sure Yet,

    SRX 650 is a good choice for SOHO security solution.
    One thing we found last week “If the IPv6 features enabled in Juniper SRX 650, all security features will Off”. ?

    So the SRX can only act as an usual Packet Forwarder.

    a. rahman isnaini r.sutan
    “Juniper Issue This Week ?”

    Posted in Juniper, security | 2 Comments »

    [Juniper] Show | Compare in JunOS

    Posted by admin on 1st February 2010

    Situation :

    - Your Admin Colleagues made changes on Router Configuration & not Committed yet.
    - Your Admin Colleagues logged out improperly
    - Your Admin Colleagues Unreachable by Phone, SMS, what ever :)
    - You have to Commit your changes urgently
    - Your Juniper said “The configuration has been changed but not committed” by the last logged admin.

    Do this to see what changes made by last admin on the configuration. “Show | Compare” on Top Level configuration.
    Or just simply do “Rollback” and re-commit to the last configuration before new uncommitted configuration added by last admin.

    a. rahman isnaini r.sutan
    “Juniper Daily Note”

    Posted in Juniper | No Comments »

    [Juniper] Commit Check & Commit Confirmed Benefit in JunOS

    Posted by admin on 1st February 2010

    Good features from Juniper :

    1. Commit Check
    Gives me, a good analyse on new added configuration.
    Whether the config is right or any missing statement related to the changes made.
    Similar to Commit, some boxes using “Apply” to have the configuration affected.
    The point is, all added configuration can be verified before applied/commited,
    while some boxes the change directly affected after pressing “Enter”.

    2. Commit Confirmed [Very Good One !]
    Gives me, a watching & waiting period during a change[s] made to a remote router.
    If the new config was completely right & success, try to re-login and do commit before 10 minutes.
    If the new config was failed & remote router couldn’t be accessed,
    just wait for 10 minutes untill router does a rollback to the last config.
    You should be able to re-login again after 10 minutes, this would save you from a journey / hiring remote engineer.

    a. rahman isnaini r.sutan
    “Daily Juniper Note”…

    Posted in Juniper | No Comments »