IPv6 Address Scope

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In contrast to IPv4, IPv6 addresses have scopes, which determine the reachability of an address in the network. There are three main scopes: Global Unicast Addresses (GUAs), Unique Local Addresses (ULAs), and Link-Local Addresses (LLAs). GUAs are globally routable, providing end-to-end communicatio…

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CompTIA Network+ - IPv6 Address Scope Example Questions

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Question 1

A network administrator has accidentally assigned a multicast address to a device within the network. What is the consequence of this error?

Question 2

You are configuring a firewall for an IPv6 network with several devices, which use Anycast addresses. To which type of address should firewall rules be applied?

Question 3

A company has an IPv6 network with several site-local address scopes. The company merges with another company and needs to interconnect their IPv6 networks. Which address scope should be used after the merge?

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