IPv6 Addressing and Subnetting

Question 1

The IPv4 is a 32-bit number. While the IPv6 is a __ bit number.

Answer 1

128

Question 2

IPv6 addresses are usually written out as _ groups of __ each.

Answer 2

8, 16-bits

Question 3

Each group in an IPv6 address is made up for __ number

Answer 3

four hexadecimal

Question 4

Allow for local network segment communications and are configured based on a host’s MAC address.

Answer 4

Link-local unicast addresses

Question 5

The link-local address are used by __ hosts to receive their __.

Answer 5

IPv6, network configuration