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How to ping6 an nRF51422 device by using the nRF51 IoT SDK

Reidar Martin Svendsen

With the release of the nRF51 IoT SDK, I guess quite a few would like to start playing with it.

To ease starting up, and enabling you to do a simple "hello world", I have written a step-by-step guide on how to ping6 a PCA10028 from a Raspberry Pi.

You may download it here.

Hope you find it useful.

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  • @reidarma : Thanks for your advice!! But, I can work IoT(IPv6) with nRF51 Dungle :-)

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    Now I'm thinking IPv6 tunnel application on Android/iPhone. Still almost network is working IPv4 network, so if I develop IPv6 tunnel(router) application working on Android/iPhone, connected to the Android/iPhone bluetooth application can have an IPv6 connectivity at everywhere, everytime. (but needed IPv6/IPv4 tunnel server like a 6to4).

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  • @reidarma : Thanks for your advice!! But, I can work IoT(IPv6) with nRF51 Dungle :-)

    image description

    Now I'm thinking IPv6 tunnel application on Android/iPhone. Still almost network is working IPv4 network, so if I develop IPv6 tunnel(router) application working on Android/iPhone, connected to the Android/iPhone bluetooth application can have an IPv6 connectivity at everywhere, everytime. (but needed IPv6/IPv4 tunnel server like a 6to4).

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