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## VIIRB use cases
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So what can you do with the VIIRB?
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### IPv6 on the go
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Going to a friend and the network does not have IPv6? Just bring your
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VIIRB, plug it in and enjoy a fully enabled IPv6 network.
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## IPv6 only Wifi
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### IPv6 only Wifi
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Once the VIIRB is started, it will present you with the wifi network
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**IPv6 everywhere**. This
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**IPv6 everywhere**. The pre-configured WPA2 password is
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**iloveipv6**. As opposed to the root password, which is random,
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we intentionally set a default here, so you can just drop the box and
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people who see the SSID "IPv6 everywhere" and know about the project,
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can connect right away.
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If you don't like this, you can turn the wifi off or change the name
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and password.
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The pre-configured wifi network
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* plug in
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* connect to the wifi named "IPv6 everywhere" (password: "IloveIPv6")
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### IPv6 world wide reachable audio system
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You can install the [music player daemon](https://www.musicpd.org/) on
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the VIIRB and allow remote control of the music from anywhere in the
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world. You can either put your music locally on an SDXC card or you
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can even mount your music collection or stream music to it.
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Just connect the VIIRB to your audio system, configure it and enjoy
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remotely controlled music!
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### A BGP router
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With
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[bird2](https://openwrt.org/packages/pkgdata/bird2)
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and
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[quagga](https://openwrt.org/packages/pkgdata/bird2) available no
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OpenWRT, you can use it directly for peering with other ASNs.
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In fact, if you let us know before ordering, we can even connect your
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VIIRB to a VPN endpoint that allows peering with the real Internet.
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### A hacking box
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Thi VIIRB contains a variety of additional features like PWM, GPIO,
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A/D converter, D/A converter and so on. It can also plug in a small
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camera, so you can turn it into an IPv6 enabled camera. The VIIRB is
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so universal, easy and hackable that it's just fun to use it.
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Remote controlling your lights, your blinds, your door bell - all
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remotely via IPv6? You can do it with the VIIRB!
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## Tech details
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* Power supply: 3.6V ~ 5.5V, 500mA
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* Power Consumption: 74mA wifi standby, 230mA wifi full speed, 5V input.
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The VIIRB is based on the [vocore2](https://vocore.io/v2u.html),
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You can find more about the VPN and technical details,
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on [IPv6VPN.ch](https://ipv6vpn.ch).
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The VIIRB is based on the [vocore2](https://vocore.io/v2u.html) with
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an updated firmware, pre-configured and
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combined with the [IPv6VPN](https://ipv6vpn.ch).
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## What is in the box
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to contribute to tech waste.
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If you need a power supply, we can ship this for 15 CHF.
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## Use case 3: World wide reachable audio system
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## Use case 4: hacking box
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Running stock openwrt
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## Use case X: BGP router
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This tiny box is a full blown Linux computer. So you can even connect
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it in a data center and
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content1_image /u/image/ipv6-vpn-ungleich-swiss.jpg
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offer1_title: IPv6 VPN 120 CHF/Year
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offer1_text:
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* IPv6 addresses registerd in Switzerland
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* 80 bit of IPv6 space
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* Encrypted
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* with a /48 network
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offer1_link: https://datacenterlight.ch/product/ipv6-vpn-48/
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