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Volume 1 - Chapter 26: IPv6 Addressing and Subnetting Flashcards

1
Q

IPv6 addresses that are assigned to organizations and are considered to be globally unique are referred to as?

A

Global Unicast Addresses.

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A IPv6 global unicast address is similar to an IPv4 ___ address.

A

Public.

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IPv6 addresses that are available to any non-internet connected network, or are translated to global unicast addresses are referred to as?

A

Unique Local Addresses.

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4
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A IPv6 unique local address is similar to an IPv4 ___ address.

A

Private

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Which RFC defines the unique local IP address range?

A

RFC 4193

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Describe an IPv6 Global Routing Prefix.

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A reserved block of IP addresses for a specific company

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An IPv6 Global Routing Prefix is similar to an IPv4 ___.

A

CDIR block.

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What is the prefix for global unicast addresses?

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2000::/3

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What is the range of IPv6 addresses that fall within the range of global unicast.

A

All addresses that begin with a hex 2 or 3. For example:

2001::
3223::
2222::

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What is the range of IPv6 addresses that fall within the range of unique local?

A

All addresses that begin with hex FD. For example:

FD00::
FDFD::
FD11::

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What is the range of IPv6 addresses that fall within the range of multicast?

A

All addresses that begin with hex FF. For example:

FF00::
FFFF::
FF11::

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What is the range of IPv6 addresses that fall within the range of link local?

A

All addresses which their first 4 hex numbers are FE80. For example:

FE80:1111::
FE80:FE80::
FE80:0:0::

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What part of the IPv6 address identifies the specific host?

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The Interface ID (IID).

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What part of the IPv6 address identifies the network portion?

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The Global Routing Prefix.

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What part of the IPv6 address identifies the subnet portion?

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The Subnet ID.

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16
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What is the recommend IID length according to multiple RFCs?

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64 bits

17
Q

Which IPv6 address is similar to the IPv4 subnet address and should not be assigned to any host?

A

The subnet router anycast address

18
Q

Describe structure of an IPv6 unique local address

A

First 8 bits: FD
Next 40 bits: Randomly chosen by network administrator
Next 16 bits: Subnet ID
Next 64 bits: Interface ID

19
Q

What RFC strongly recommends using a random Global ID for your unique local address?

A

RFC 4193

Cisco CCNA (Exam 200-301) (36 decks)

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