There are different heuristics that you can apply to reduce the size of the 
search space. See Fernando Gont's work on the issue.


However, there is no way to brute force scan even a single /64 in a reasonable 
amount of time.


Here at LACNIC we've searching for open resolvers in IPv6, see 
https://labs.lacnic.net/Identificando-servidores-DNS-IPv6-Open-Resolvers/ (in 
Spanish , Google translate is your friend)


Let me know if you have any questions about this work.


Carlos


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My objective for this study is to detect open DNS resolvers in the AFRINIC IP 
space.

Le dim. 3 nov. 2019, à 16 h 05, JORDI PALET MARTINEZ via AfrIPv6-Discuss < 
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Hi Malick,



That’s somehow, one of the “advantages” of IPv6, that make it much more 
difficult.



If the operators and end-users are doing a good work, they will not be 
assigning neither contiguous prefixes, neither contiguous prefixes/LANs, 
neither contiguous hosts!



May be if you explain a bit more what you’re trying to achieve, we can give 
some ideas.



Regards,

Jordi

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El 3/11/19 15:57, "Malick K. ALASSANE" < [email protected] 
[[email protected]] > escribió:



Good morning, everyone!
I'm doing a study on afrinic's IP address blocks. I didn't have any constraints 
with ipv4 address blocks. The use of the zmap tool allowed me to do a quick 
scan on all available IPV4 addresses. Unfortunately, i don't know how to scan 
IPV6 blocks without taking a long time. Nmap, can help me, but it could take 
several years to finish. Zmap or Masscan don't support ipv6.

I would like to know if anyone has a solution to quickly scan ipv6 address 
blocks to identify ipv6 servers that offer a service.



Thanks for your help!

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