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Q3 IPv6 Flashcards

(7 cards)

1
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What does an Unspecified address look like?

A

: :

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2
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What does a Loopback address look like?

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: : 1

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3
Q

What do Link-local unicast addresses look like?

A

fe80::/10

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4
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What do Unique-local unicast addresses look like?

A

fc00::/7

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5
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What do Global unicast addresses look like?

A

2000::/3

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6
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What do Multicast addresses addresses look like?

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ff00::/8

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7
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Since some IPv6 addresses are formed by hosts themselves using EUI-64 identifier in Stateless Address AutoConfiguration (SLAAC), there could be duplicate addresses. Explain how SLAAC detects duplicate addresses.

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When it connects it sends a router solicitation to the network then listens for advertisements sent by routers, these provide the network prefix and flags saying that slaac is permitted. then the host generates a full ipv6 by combining it with the network prefix. to ensure the address is not already in use the host performs dad by sending a neighbour solicitation message to the network, if no response recieved the address is assumed to be unique and is assigned to the interface.

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