Dear All,

     Here are the warm-up exercises for the class. Note that if you are 
doing them from your home ISP "your mileage may vary" due to NAT or ISP 
policies---but if you encounter such problems, understand them, and 
successfully resolve them, it will count for extra points :) The easiest
way, however, is to do the exercises from the Sudi wired network, where
you get a routable IP address from 129.170.212.0/22, not a "private"
NAT-ed address like Dartmouth Public or a home network.

NOTE on working from home: To use a tunnelbroker.net tunnel from a home 
network, you will likely need to configure your NAT box to forward 
protocol 41 (ipv6-in-ipv4) to your laptop or desktop. Be warned that many 
NAT boxes don't support it.

Instead, you can use "miredo" for the Teredo tunneling
http://www.pps.univ-paris-diderot.fr/~jch/software/ipv6-connectivity.html 
-- but you will need to understand it well (and watch out for the miredo
daemon crashing)

0. Get some kind of IPv6 connectivity.

1. Find out the IPv6 address of  test6.dartmouth.edu  and ping it over Ipv6.

2. Send test6.dartmouth.edu an icmpv6 packet with your name as the payload
     instead of the standard ping payload.

3. Manipulate the TTL of your icmpv6 ping packet so that it's just enough
     to reach  test6.dartmouth.edu  (i.e., one less, and packets would
     expire before reaching it)

Cheers,

--Sergey