[hipl-users] Re: HIP base exchange

antonio quisillo wrote:

Hi,
good question :) Unfortunately google hasn't deployed HIP yet. But we sure hope they will :)
The idea is that client uses HIP with server when there is a server's HI configured in DNS (or in DHT or hosts files). If there is no HI, client finds normal IP addresses and uses normal TCP/IP. The same applies to opportunistic mode even though client detects server's HIP support by trying to send I1 instead of looking up in DNS. 


Thak you Miika.
Now I have another situation: I would use HIPL to contact google.com <http://google.com> server, how can I do? I mean, I have hipl daemon on my pc and now I would like to contact google.com <http://google.com> server for example (like you explain in Chapter 9. HIPL Internet Test Servers). Moreover I just test "HIPL Internet Test Servers" with felwood.infrahip.net <http://felwood.infrahip.net> and all go well. 

Can I do this? If yes, which is the google's HIT ? How can I obtain it?
In other words, I would use hipl in order to contact a responder that hasn't hipl daemon. 

I hope I was express clearly.

Thanks.

2009/1/29 Miika Komu <miika.komu@xxxxxxx <mailto:miika.komu@xxxxxxx>>

    antonio quisillo wrote:

    Hi,
    felwood.infrahip.net <http://felwood.infrahip.net>
    you're welcome! Our goal is to make people happy :)

        Hi Miika,

        thank you so much for all your support and thanks to all hipl
        users. I realized hip base exchange with two PCs on the same
        network using IPv6, IPv4 and opportunistic mode.
        I'm happy.

        Now I must try with OpenWrt.
2009/1/28 Miika Komu <miika.komu@xxxxxxx 
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                      Hi all,

                      today I have done the HIP base exchange between
        two local
               hosts,
                      I am little bit happy!!.
                      In fatc, when I executed "hipconf get ha all"
        command I
               obtained

                      HA is ESTABLISHED
                       Local HIT: 2001:001f:da33:69fd:5f16:1174:431c:5dcb
                       Peer  HIT: 2001:0016:4b86:fa36:8a9f:9ac9:836d:03f1
                       Local LSI: 1.0.0.1
                       Peer  LSI: 1.0.0.2
                       Local IP: 192.168.5.1
                       Peer  IP: 192.168.5.4
                       Peer hostname:


                      To do this I executed only ping6 <peer-hit> and
        nothing
               else. I
                      didn't add any information in /etc/hosts or in
                      /etc/hip/hosts files.

                      I would like to tell you how can I succeed without
        add these
                      informations?

                   About the LSIs I can tell you that the peer LSI is
        assigned
                  dinamically when a new HA is created.

                      Well, then I tried to do the same in OpenWrt but I
               failed. When
                      I ran "hipconf get ha all" after ping6 I obtained

                      root@OpenWrt:/# hipconf get hi default
                      Waiting to receive daemon info.



                      stop there. Why?


                  No idea why it's not working. But be careful you have
        written


                  root@OpenWrt:/# hipconf get hi default

                  and you were meaning * hipconf get ha all*


               yes, I'm sorry. I was wrong, I did "hipconf get ha all"

               I have a question: how can I change the default LSI in
        order to
               testing HIP connection with IPv4 application?


           I think explained this already in an earlier email. Why do
        want to
           do this?

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