New Blog Location / IPv6 Hacking – “thc-ipv6” [Part 1]

I’m pleased to announce the first post in my blog’s new location, here at keepingitclassless.net. I have been running a casual blog from my house for the past two years with mixed success. Residential internet connections as they are, this was usually hit or miss regarding whether or not my blog was even reachable. I’ve moved all that content to a web host which should prove to be much more reliable.

New Blog Location / IPv6 Hacking – “thc-ipv6” [Part 1]

I’m pleased to announce the first post in my blog’s new location, here at keepingitclassless.net. I have been running a casual blog from my house for the past two years with mixed success. Residential internet connections as they are, this was usually hit or miss regarding whether or not my blog was even reachable. I’ve moved all that content to a web host which should prove to be much more reliable.

New Blog Location / IPv6 Hacking – “thc-ipv6” [Part 1]

I’m pleased to announce the first post in my blog’s new location, here at keepingitclassless.net. I have been running a casual blog from my house for the past two years with mixed success. Residential internet connections as they are, this was usually hit or miss regarding whether or not my blog was even reachable. I’ve moved all that content to a web host which should prove to be much more reliable.

Matching packets based on their size

Welcome on my very first post on my new fresh technical blog!
This post shows different ways of how to match packets based on their length. While this may not be very common in real production, you will find it useful during your CCIE preparations.

Benchmarking OpenBSD: UP vs MP for “make build”

I used to have a machine sitting around that I would power up whenever I needed to build a new OpenBSD kernel or rebuild the source tree due to a patch or a new version of the OS being released. Eventually I moved that machine into a VirtualBox virtual machine running on my desktop. Recently I moved that VM into VMWare's free ESXi hypervisor running on some pretty decent hardware. It got me wondering how much I could lower compile times by adjusting how many vCPUs were allocated to the VM.

{LISP} IPv6 over IPv4 Transition

First an foremost, I want to thank Ivan Pepelnjak of ipspace.net for taking the time to read, correct and validate these concepts. Taking time out of his busy schedule to make sure this information...

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