It aims to scan the Internet-wide IPv6 network periphery. It is an asynchronous scanning system that incrementally adjusts search directions, automatically prioritising the scanning of IPv6 address spaces with a higher concentration of IPv6 peripherals. Its network periphery model is inspired by [Xmap]{https://github.com/idealeer/xmap}.

You should prepare a file consisting of unique and equal IPv6 prefixes, such as global /37 prefixes, one prefix per line.

Then run the shell script `run.sh

bash run <interface>

Note that the <interface>' should be set up with the global IPv6 access. In this case, run.sh` can automatically configure the source address, MAC address, gateway MAC address of the probes.

In 6Seeks' source code, both the decay rate r and the increment K can be adjusted. They are set to 1 and 10000 by default.

Its capabilities include randomly exploring multiple IPv6 prefixes with different weights, i.e. the IPv6 prefixes with high historical rewards will be explored more, like reinformant learning.

More detail will be seen in our paper.

6Seeks system is not very complete yet, please don't use it directly for production scenes. We only publish it here to facilitate research on IPv6 network measurements.