IPv6

Question 1

How many bits are in IPv6 address

Answer 1

128

Question 2

How is IPv6 Broke down

Answer 2

Network Prefix(Global prefix 48, Subnet ID 16)
Interface ID (64)

Question 3

IPv6 Syntax rules

Answer 3

Always have 8 groups
First Leading 0s could dropped from any group.
Only 1 :: can be used in a single address
Can not start with Just 1 “:”

Question 4

What is the /64 prefix

Answer 4

fe80:000:0000:0000:0000

Question 5

Link-Local Address

Answer 5

A unicast address that be automatically configured on any interface using the link-local prefix FE80::/10

Question 6

Unicast identifies

Answer 6

An interface of an individual node.

Question 7

anycast identifiers

Answer 7

identifies a group of interfaces, usually on different nodes. Packets that are sent to the any cast address go to the any cast group member node that is physically closest to the sender.

Question 8

Multicast

Answer 8

is a set of reserved addresses designed to go only to certain systems.

Question 9

ff02::1:

Answer 9

All Ipv6 devices

Question 10

ff02::2:

Answer 10

ALL Ipv6 routers

Question 11

ff02::5:

Answer 11

ALL OSPFv3 routers

Question 12

ff02::a:

Answer 12

ALL EIGRP routers