{"id":3233,"date":"2014-11-17T14:44:13","date_gmt":"2014-11-17T14:44:13","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/live-infoblox-blog.pantheonsite.io\/?p=3233"},"modified":"2022-10-20T11:22:29","modified_gmt":"2022-10-20T18:22:29","slug":"mobile-apps-for-troubleshooting-ipv6","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.infoblox.com\/blog\/ipv6-coe\/mobile-apps-for-troubleshooting-ipv6\/","title":{"rendered":"Mobile Apps for Troubleshooting IPv6"},"content":{"rendered":"

Living \u201cLife in a Dual Stack World<\/a>\u201d requires that we have tools available to help us operate both protocols with aplomb.\u00a0 After all, we will be performing many networking tasks twice; once for IPv4 and once for IPv6.\u00a0 Any technique or tool that we can utilize to speed up our configuration or troubleshooting will help us be more efficient.\u00a0 Therefore, we should look for tools that can work in both an IPv4 and an IPv6 environment.\u00a0 When it comes to\u00a0troubleshooting<\/a>, most of us use our laptops or other management, monitoring and test capabilities on servers.\u00a0 However, when we are \u201con the go\u201d we may need to troubleshoot using a mobile device.\u00a0 This article covers a selection of mobile applications for Android and Apple iOS devices that help you perform dual-protocol troubleshooting.<\/p>\n

IPv6-Capable Mobile Apps:<\/h2>\n

Years ago when you would search for \u201cIPv6\u201d in either the Google Play (formerly Android Market) or the Apple iTunes App Store, the search would return only a few items.\u00a0 Now searching for IPv6 in either system will return numerous results.\u00a0 There are many Apple iOS and Android applications that use IPv6 in some shape or form.\u00a0 Some applications are network testing tools that do something with IPv6.\u00a0 Either they show the IPv6 address of the device or they allow you to create some type of connection using IPv6 network transport.\u00a0 Some applications help you learn about IPv6 and teach IPv6 protocol concepts.\u00a0 There are many tools that perform IPv4 subnet calculator functions and try to apply the same techniques to IPv6 addresses.\u00a0 Some of these are comical in the way that they take IPv4 addresses and convert them to hex digits to embed the result into an IPv6 address (Don\u2019t do it!).\u00a0 Other subnet calculators apply strange (non-nibble boundary) prefix lengths to IPv6 addresses.\u00a0 Caution: Please read\u00a0RFC 4291<\/a>\u00a0and stick to the\u00a0standard prefix lengths<\/a>.<\/p>\n

This article covers a few select IPv6-capable mobile applications.\u00a0 This is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all the available IPv6 tools.\u00a0 However, these are the ones that I seem to use most frequently in daily life troubleshooting dual-protocol networks.\u00a0 This article also focuses on free mobile apps that use IPv6.\u00a0 There are a few tools out there that cost a couple of dollars, but this article focused on those tools that are available for free download.\u00a0 This is partly because I am a cheapskate, but primarily because the mobile apps that I find useful are provided for free by the extreme generosity of the mobile app developers.\u00a0 In fact, if the tools were to cost a few dollars each, I would gladly pay that because they are so useful.<\/p>\n

HE.NET Network Tools<\/a>\u00a0(By Hurricane Electric, LLC)<\/h2>\n

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You may be familiar with\u00a0Hurricane Electric<\/a>\u00a0(HE) as a fully-dual-protocol Internet backbone service provider.\u00a0 You may also recognize the HE.NET name from their popular free IPv6\u00a0tunnel broker<\/a>\u00a0service.\u00a0 You may also be interested in achieving their free\u00a0IPv6 certification<\/a>.<\/p>\n

This mobile application contains a variety of network tools that perform network diagnostics for dual-protocol networks.\u00a0 This particular utility works equally well on both\u00a0Android<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Apple iOS<\/a>\u00a0devices.<\/p>\n

This app shows the interface information including MAC address, link-local addresses, and IPv4\/IPv6 addresses.<\/p>\n

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It can display the IPv4 ARP table or the IPv6 NDP cache.\u00a0 The other utilities (DNS Lookup, TCP Port Scan, Whois, Ping, Traceroute) all function in dual-protocol modes.<\/p>\n

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IPv6 Toolkit<\/a>\u00a0(By James Hamilton)<\/h2>\n

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This\u00a0mobile app<\/a>\u00a0has been available for several years now; it used to go by the name\u00a0IP6config<\/a>.\u00a0This mobile app works on Apple iOS devices, however, it was intended to work primarily for iPhones.\u00a0 When you use it on an iPad, the format is very large when you run it in full-screen mode.\u00a0 It shows the IP addresses of your interfaces like en0 (WiFi Interface).<\/p>\n

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The ping capability works with IPv4 or IPv6, and prefers IPv6 for dual-protocol FQDNs.<\/p>\n

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The DNS lookup feature returns both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.\u00a0 It has a Netstat function that shows IPv4 and IPv6 TCP\/UDP listening and established connections.\u00a0 Under the \u201cMore\u201d button, it can show the device\u2019s IPv6 Neighbor cache, show the IPv6 routes, look for local ICMPv6 RA, and configuration for several settings.\u00a0 It is often useful to capture a ICMPv6\u00a0Router Advertisement<\/a>\u00a0(RA) and look at the options and flags that are set.<\/p>\n

Netalyzr<\/a>\u00a0(By Int. Computer Science Institute-UC Berkeley)<\/h2>\n

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You may be familiar with the\u00a0ISCI Netalyzr<\/a>\u00a0web site that performs a variety of network debugging tests.\u00a0 This system was created by the non-profit research group International Computer Science Institute (ICSI) affiliated with the University of California Berkeley.\u00a0 This utility was probably created to help students troubleshoot their network problems.\u00a0 They have taken this same Netalyzr utility and made it available for\u00a0Android<\/a>\u00a0mobile devices.<\/p>\n

This mobile app performs 125 different checks and tests on network connectivity.\u00a0 It tests DNS, HTTP proxy, NAT, latency, bandwidth, and overall Internet connectivity health.\u00a0 It performs many of its tests for both IPv4 and IPv6.\u00a0 The checks take a while to perform so you must be patient, but your patience is rewarded by a lengthy set of results.<\/p>\n

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IPv6 and More<\/a>\u00a0(By Rahul Sen)<\/h2>\n

The IPv6 and More application has been available for several years for\u00a0Android<\/a>\u00a0devices. \u00a0This application is packed full of a variety of useful tools and information on IPv6. \u00a0It can help you auto-generate a Unique Local IPv6 address block (RFC 4193<\/a>) for your organization. \u00a0It can do a DNS query with Dig, whois, ping, traceroute, and make a TCP connection.\u00a0 It displays the mobile device\u2019s interface IPv6 addresses.<\/p>\n

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It provides a variety of information on IPv6 address types, tunneling protocols, and more (as its name implies).\u00a0 It also shows IPv6-related news and shows your Internet connectivity health.<\/p>\n

Network Info II<\/a>\u00a0(By Alexandros Schillings)<\/h2>\n

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Network Info II<\/a>\u00a0is a useful utility for looking up the addresses assigned to the mobile device\u2019s interfaces.\u00a0 It clearly displays the layer-2 and layer-3 addresses on interfaces, the type of device, the WiFi information, BlueTooth information, geolocation data, and IPv6 info.\u00a0 It is quick and easy to use.<\/p>\n

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LanDroid<\/a>\u00a0(By Fidanov Networks)<\/h2>\n

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As its name implies, this mobile app works on\u00a0Android<\/a>\u00a0devices.\u00a0 This useful utility provides many details about the mobile device\u2019s LocalNet connectivity.\u00a0 It can show the public IPv4 address being used and perform forward and reverse DNS queries.\u00a0 It can perform ping and traceroute, do whois queries, show netstat information, show the ARP and NDP tables, do a portscan, and several other functions.\u00a0 Rather than have many different apps, this one app has numerous tools packed into one great little app.<\/p>\n

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Netstat Plus<\/a>\u00a0(By Rinacode)<\/h2>\n

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Knowing the device\u2019s addresses is useful, but for troubleshooting application issues, it is useful to know what active connections are being made.\u00a0 This useful\u00a0Android<\/a>\u00a0application works like a typical Linux Netstat utility that shows all the device\u2019s currently active TCP\/UDP sessions (All, Established, Listen).\u00a0 It shows IPv4 and IPv6 connections.<\/p>\n

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Conclusion:<\/h2>\n

When we are operating in a dual-protocol environment, we need tools that help us perform basic troubleshooting of both transport protocols.\u00a0 Tools that work on our mobile devices are at our fingertips. Thus, they are the tools that we are most likely to use.\u00a0 When time is of the essence, we tend to reach for the closest testing utility and that is often our BYOD mobile device.\u00a0 The free tools listed above can help speed up our dual-protocol testing.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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