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.TH "ipv6calc" "8" "0.0.2" "Masamichi Goudge M.D. <Matanuki@Goudge.org>" "system administration"
.SH "NAME"
.LP
ipv6calc \- a small utility written in C to manipulate IPv6 addresses.
.SH "SYNTAX"
.LP
ipv6calc [\fIoption\fP] \fB<input data>\fR
.SH "DESCRIPTION"
.LP
ipv6calc is a small utility in C to manipulate IPv6 addresses.
This utility is used to extend features on network\-functions\-ipv6.
.SH "OPTIONS"
.LP
General options :
.TP
\fB[\-\-debug | \-d <debug value>]\fR : debug value (bitwise like)
.TP
\fB[ \-q | \-\-quiet ]\fR : be more quiet
.TP
Usage with new style options :
.TP
\fB[\-\-in <input type>]\fR : specify input type (default: autodetect)
We can see available \fBinput types\fR to type "ipv6calc \-\-in \-?", "ipv6calc \-\-in \-h" or "ipv6calc \-\-in \-\-help" .
.TP
Available \fBinput types\fR :
.TP
\fBauto\fR : automatic detection
.TP
\fBrevnibbles.int\fR : dot separated nibbles reverse, ending with ip6.int.
.TP
\fBrevnibbles.arpa\fR : dot separated nibbles reverse, ending with ip6.arpa.
.TP
\fBbitstring\fR : bitstring labes, ending with ip6.arpa.
.TP
\fBipv6addr\fR : IPv6 address
.TP
\fBipv4addr\fR : IPv4 address
.TP
\fBmac\fR : MAC address (48 bits)
.TP
\fBbase85\fR : Base\-85 string
.TP
\fBifinet6\fR : Like line in /proc/net/if_inet6
.TP
\fBiid+token\fR : Interface identifier and token
.TP
\fBipv6logconv\fR : ipv6logconv (currently not supported)
.TP
\fBprefix+mac\fR : IPv6 prefix and a MAC address
.TP
For examples and available format options use:
.br
\-\-in \fB<type>\fR \-\-examples
.TP
\fB[\-\-out <output type>]\fR : specify output type (sometimes: autodetect)
.TP
We can see available \fBoutput types\fR to type "ipv6calc \-\-out \-?", "ipv6calc \-\-out \-h" or "ipv6calc \-\-out \-\-help".
.TP
Available \fBoutput types\fR :
.TP
\fBrevnibbles.int\fR : dot separated nibbles reverse, ending with ip6.int.
.TP
\fBrevnibbles.arpa\fR : dot separated nibbles reverse, ending with ip6.arpa.
.TP
\fBbitstring\fR : bitstring labes, ending with ip6.arpa.
.TP
\fBipv6addr\fR : IPv6 address
.TP
\fBipv4addr\fR : IPv4 address
.TP
\fBmac\fR : MAC address (48 bits)
.TP
\fBeui64\fR : EUI\-64 identifier (64 bits)
.TP
\fBbase85\fR : Base\-85 string
.TP
\fBifinet6\fR : Like line in /proc/net/if_inet6
.TP
\fBiid\fR : Interface identifier
.TP
\fBiid+token\fR : Interface identifier and token
.TP
\fBaddrtype\fR : Address type
.TP
\fBouitype\fR : OUI (IEEE) type
.TP
\fBipv6addrtype\fR : IPv6 address type
.TP
\fBany\fR : any type (currently not supported)
.TP
\fBrevipv4\fR : reverse IPv4, ending with in\-addr.arpa
.TP
For examples and available format options use:
.br
\-\-out \fB<type>\fR \-\-examples
.TP
\fB[\-\-action <action>]\fR : specify action (default: format conversion, sometimes: autodetect)
.TP
We can see available action types to type "ipv6calc \-\-action \-?", "ipv6calc \-\-action \-h" or "ipv6calc \-\-action \-\-help".
.TP
Available \fBaction types\fR :
.TP
\fBauto\fR : Automatic selection of action (default)
.TP
\fBgeneui64\fR : Converts a MAC address to an EUI\-64 address
.TP
\fBconv6to4\fR : Converts IPv4 address <\-> 6to4 IPv6 address (prefix)
.TP
\fBgenprivacyiid\fR : Generates a privacy interface ID out of a given one and a token
.TP
\fBprefixmac2ipv6\fR : Generates an IPv6 address out of a prefix and a MAC address
.TP
\fB[<format option> ...]\fR : specify format options
.TP
\fB<input data> [...]\fR : input data.
.br
For example, "\fB127.0.0.1\fR", "\fB::1\fR".
.TP
\fBOther usage\fR :
.TP
\fB\-\-showinfo\fR | \fB\-i\fR [ \fB\-\-machine_readable\fR | \fB\-m\fR ] : show information about \fBinput data\fR
.TP
\fB\-\-showinfo\fR | \fB\-i\fR \fB\-\-show_types\fB : show available types on '\fB\-m\fR'
.TP
To see old\-style option use : \fB\-\-printoldoptions\fR
.TP
\-\-printoldoptions :
.TP
\-\-addr2ip6_int
.TP
\-\-addr_to_ip6int
.TP
\-\-addr2ip6_arpa
.TP
\-\-addr_to_ip6arpa
.TP
\-\-addr_to_bitstring
.TP
\-\-addr2compaddr
.TP
\-\-addr_to_compressed
.TP
\-\-addr2uncompaddr
.TP
\-\-addr_to_uncompressed
.TP
\-\-addr_to_base85
.TP
\-\-base85_to_addr
.TP
\-\-mac_to_eui64
.TP
\-\-addr2fulluncompaddr
.TP
\-\-addr_to_fulluncompressed
.TP
\-\-addr2if_inet6
.TP
\-\-addr_to_ifinet6
.TP
\-\-if_inet62addr
.TP
\-\-ifinet6_to_compressed
.TP
\-\-eui64_to_privacy
.TP
\-\-ipv4_to_6to4addr
.TP
\fB\-\-version\fR : print version.
.SH "EXAMPLES"
To run this program the standard way type:
.LP
ipv6calc \-\-showinfo \-i \-m ::1
.TP
ipv6calc \-\-showinfo \-m 127.0.0.1
.TP
ipv6calc \-\-shouwinfo \-\-show_types
.TP
ipv6calc \-\-ipv4_to_6to4addr 127.0.0.1
.TP
ipv6calc \-\-addr_to_uncompressed ::1
.SH "AUTHORS"
.LP
Peter Bieringer <pb@bieringer.de>
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