jgrafton ([info]jgrafton) wrote,
2005-09-02 16:19:00
This afternoon's Bad Idea (though it would be fun):

Set up a mirror of [info]interdictor's webcam and see how long it takes Computing Services to kick my machine off the network. If I could even theoretically restrict all traffic to internet2, it'd be slightly more feasible (generally faster connection, cheaper bandwidth, and I don't believe it's directly monitored) but that would still probably be noticed.

Also, I don't know of any way to restrict all traffic to i2 only.

That, and I'm lacking a box to do this from. My laptop would likely be suboptimal.

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Anonymous

September 2 2005, 21:00:18 UTC 6 years ago

i2 only

potentially roundabout way to restrict traffic ... for anyone who tries to connect traceroute and see if any of the abiline routers are on the path.

[info]jgrafton

September 2 2005, 21:04:15 UTC 6 years ago

Re: i2 only

Yes, that would work, though I'm not sure you could script such things around, say, vlc.

Who are you, by the way?

[info]twinofhugin

September 2 2005, 21:25:25 UTC 6 years ago

restrict connections to v6 addresses only?

[info]jgrafton

September 2 2005, 21:28:18 UTC 6 years ago

Most universities aren't using v6 for anything besides backend on i2, unfortunately (from what I can tell).

For instance, I have only a v4 address, and I can't even find a way to get a v6.

[info]twinofhugin

September 2 2005, 21:50:26 UTC 6 years ago

everyone that I know that does v6 would be estatic to give you a v6 address. I should make inquiries. you might have to do a 6-in-4 tunnel to an I2 router on campus as I'm doubtful your resnet speaks pure v6, but hey.

[info]jgrafton

September 2 2005, 22:08:05 UTC 6 years ago

A google search for site:cmu.edu ipv6 shows depressingly low-relevance results, so yeah. If they are doing anything with ipv6 rollout on campus, it's apparently not publicly available.

Getting an address would be nifty, if nothing else, though.

[info]twinofhugin

September 2 2005, 22:10:41 UTC 6 years ago

if memory serves, this website http://www.ipv6tf.org/using/connectivity/test.php will let you set up a 6-in-4 tunnel between you and an internet2 router.
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